How to Say ‘Then left’ in German
Dann links
dahn links
[dahn links]
💬 Usage Tip: Direction words often come without a verb in spoken instructions: [Dann links], [dann rechts], [dann geradeaus]. German uses these short clipped steps a lot when giving directions.
Phrase Breakdown
Dann
[dahn]
then
Shows the next step in a sequence of directions or actions.
Dann links an der Ampel.
Then left at the traffic light.
links
[links]
left
The direction left; often used after a movement instruction.
Dann links an der Ampel.
Then left at the traffic light.
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