How to Say ‘One another’ in German
Einander
eye-NAN-der
[eye-NAN-der]
💬 Usage Tip: [einander] means people do something to each other, and it's mainly used with plural subjects like [wir] or [die Kollegen]. A close alternative you'll also hear is [miteinander], depending on the verb.
Phrase Breakdown
Einander
[eye-NAN-der]
each other; one another
Used when people do something mutually to or for one another.
Einander zu unterstützen ist ein Zeichen für gute Teamkultur.
Supporting each other is a sign of good team culture.
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