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How to Say ‘About your company’ in German

Zu Ihrer Firma

tsoo EE-rer FEER-mah

[tsoo EE-rer FEER-mah]

💬 Usage Tip: After zu, Ihre changes to Ihrer. Same pattern: zu meinem Team, zu unserer Kultur.

Phrase Breakdown

Zu

[tsoo]

about / concerning / to

Used here to introduce a topic: 'about your company.'

Example

Ich habe eine Frage zu Ihrer Firma.

I have a question about your company.

Ihrer Firma

EE-rer FEER-mah

your company

Formal possessive phrase referring to 'your company'.

Example

Zu Ihrer Firma habe ich eine Frage.

I have a question about your company.

Words in this phrase

Ihrer

[EE-rer]

your (formal, feminine, dative/genitive)

Formal possessive used politely in business settings.

Example

Zu Ihrer Firma habe ich schon viel Gutes gehört.

I have already heard many good things about your company.

Firma

[FEER-mah]

company

A business or employer; a key word when discussing culture and values.

Example

Zu Ihrer Firma habe ich eine konkrete Frage.

I have a specific question about your company.

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