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How to Say ‘Go straight ahead here’ in German

Gehen Sie hier geradeaus

geh-en zee heer geh-RAH-duh-ows

[geh-en zee heer geh-RAH-duh-ows]

💬 Usage Tip: Polite instructions put the verb first, then Sie: Gehen Sie, Nehmen Sie "Take". It looks like a question but ends with a full stop.

Phrase Breakdown

Gehen Sie hier

geh-en zee heer

Go here

Formal command: the verb comes first, then 'Sie'. 'hier' sounds like English 'here'.

Example

Warten Sie hier.

Wait here.

Words in this phrase

Gehen

[geh-en]

To move from one place to another.

Example

Wir gehen jetzt.

We are going now.

Sie

[zee]

you (formal)

Formal second person singular pronoun.

Example

Können Sie mir bitte folgen?

Can you please follow me?

hier

[heer]

here

Used when handing something over or pointing something out nearby.

Example

Hier ist mein Ausweis.

Here is my ID.

geradeaus

[geh-RAH-duh-ows]

straight ahead

Used when giving or following directions without turning.

Example

Gehen Sie einfach geradeaus.

Just go straight ahead.

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