How to Say ‘Works for you’ in German
Passt dir
pahst deer
[pahst deer]
💬 Usage Tip: [passen] is often used for times and plans: [Wann passt dir der Termin?] literally means when the appointment suits you. You can swap in other things too: [Passt dir Montag?] or [Passt dir 14 Uhr?].
Phrase Breakdown
Passt
[pahst]
suits / works
From 'passen'; here it means that something is convenient or works for someone.
Passt dir Montag um zehn?
Does Monday at ten work for you?
dir
[deer]
to you
The dative form of 'du', used when something suits or is good for you.
Passt dir dieser Termin?
Does this appointment suit you?
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