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How to Say ‘I'd also need’ in German

Ich bräuchte noch

ikh BROY-khteh nokh

[ikh BROY-khteh nokh]

💬 Usage Tip: bräuchte is the polite "would need" form of brauchen, and it softens a request. noch here adds "also" or "one more thing", not "still".

Phrase Breakdown

Ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

bräuchte

[BROY-khteh]

would need

Subjunctive form of 'brauchen', used to politely say what you need.

Example

Ich bräuchte eine Quittung, bitte.

I would need a receipt, please.

noch

[nokh]

still / another

In café phrases, 'noch' often means 'another' or 'anything more'.

Example

Möchten Sie noch einen Kaffee?

Would you like another coffee?

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