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How to Say ‘Let's chill.’ in German

Lass mal chillen.

lahs mahl CHIL-en

[lahs mahl CHIL-en]

💬 Usage Tip: Lass mal plus a verb at the end works like 'let's'. Same pattern: Lass mal gehen "Let's go".

Phrase Breakdown

Lass

[lahs]

let

Used to express allowing something to happen.

Example

Lass' ihn in Ruhe.

Leave him alone.

mal

[mahl]

go on / a bit

A common modal particle that makes the request sound casual and friendly.

Example

Erzähl mal, wie die Idee aussieht.

Go on, tell me what the idea looks like.

chillen

[CHIL-en]

to chill / relax

Infinitive slang verb for relaxing or hanging out.

Example

Wir wollen im Park chillen.

We want to chill in the park.

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