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How to Say ‘Are you looking for’ in German

Suchen Sie

ZOO-khen zee

[ZOO-khen zee]

Phrase Breakdown

Suchen

[ZOO-khen]

are looking for

A polite verb form used to ask what someone is seeking.

Example

Mit „Suchen“ kann ich fragen: „Suchen Sie eine neue Stelle?“

With “looking for,” I can ask: “Are you looking for a new position?”

Sie

[zee]

you

Formal 'you' used in respectful professional conversation.

Example

Ich frage höflich: „Suchen Sie Kontakte in der IT-Branche?“

I ask politely: “Are you looking for contacts in the IT industry?”

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