How to Say ‘Feel free to send me’ in German
Schicken Sie mir gern
SHIK-en Zee meer gairn
[SHIK-en Zee meer gairn]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding gern to a request turns it into a friendly invitation. Try Rufen Sie mich gern an "Feel free to call me".
Phrase Breakdown
Schicken Sie
SHIK-en Zee
Send (formal)
This is the polite command form: the verb plus 'Sie'. 'sch' sounds like 'sh'.
Schicken Sie das Paket.
Send the package.
Words in this phrase
Schicken
[SHIK-en]
send
Imperative or base form of schicken, meaning to send. Often used in polite requests.
Schicken Sie bitte die Rechnung per Nachricht.
Please send the invoice by message.
Sie
[Zee]
You (formal)
Used when addressing someone politely.
Akzeptieren Sie Kreditkarten?
Do you accept credit cards?
mir gern
meer gairn
me, feel free
'mir' means 'to me'. 'gern' makes the request friendly, like 'feel free to'.
Rufen Sie mir gern an.
Feel free to call me.
Words in this phrase
mir
[meer]
to me
Dative pronoun used to show that something matters or happens to the speaker.
Mir ist eine offene Kommunikation besonders wichtig.
Open communication is especially important to me.
gern
[gairn]
gladly / with pleasure
A polite word used to show willingness or friendliness.
Auf Fragen zur Kultur antworte ich gern.
I gladly answer questions about the culture.
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