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How to Say ‘Good, I'll take that.’ in German

Gut, das nehme ich.

goot dahs NAY-muh ikh

[goot dahs NAY-muh ikh]

🇩🇪 In Germany: This is the standard way to accept a recommendation when ordering. It also works at a bakery, in a restaurant, or in a shop.

Phrase Breakdown

Gut, das

goot dahs

Good, that

'Gut' has a long 'oo' sound, like 'goot'. Pause briefly after it.

Example

Gut, das passt.

Good, that works.

Words in this phrase

Gut

[goot]

good / fine

Used to reassure someone that things are okay.

Example

Mit Alles gut. sage ich, dass alles gut ist.

With Alles gut., I say that everything is fine.

das

[dahs]

that / it

Used to refer to a situation or thing being discussed.

Example

Das ist nicht die richtige Straße.

That is not the right street.

nehme ich.

NAY-muh ikh

I'll take.

The verb 'nehme' comes before 'ich'. Say it NAY-me ish.

Example

Den Wein nehme ich.

I'll take the wine.

Words in this phrase

nehme

[NAY-muh]

take / I'll take

From nehmen; in ordering, it means choosing something to buy or have.

Example

Ich nehme den eher mittel gerösteten Kaffee.

I'll take the rather medium-roasted coffee.

ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

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