How to Say ‘Where are you flying to today?’ in German
Wohin fliegen Sie heute?
voh-HIN FLEE-gen zee HOY-tuh
[voh-HIN FLEE-gen zee HOY-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: In yes/no and question sentences, the verb comes early: [Wohin fliegen Sie heute?] not [Wohin Sie fliegen heute?]. The same pattern works in [Wann fliegen Sie?] and [Warum reisen Sie?]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This is a routine service question, not small talk. The expected answer is just the destination, often very short: [Nach Berlin.]
Phrase Breakdown
Wohin
[voh-HIN]
where to
Question word for asking about a destination.
Wohin reisen Sie dieses Mal?
Where are you traveling this time?
Fliegen Sie
FLEE-gen zee
Are you flying
Formal way to ask someone if they are flying.
Fliegen Sie morgen?
Are you flying tomorrow?
Words in this phrase
fliegen
[FLEE-gen]
fly
Verb used here to ask about air travel.
Wann fliegen Sie nach Hamburg?
When are you flying to Hamburg?
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal pronoun for politely addressing one person.
Haben Sie einen Fensterplatz?
Do you have a window seat?
heute
[HOY-tuh]
today
Means on this day, now or currently.
Heute startet mein Flug um zehn Uhr.
My flight departs at ten o’clock today.
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