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How to Say ‘Of course, here you go.’ in German

Natürlich, bitte schön.

nah-TUER-likh BIT-teh shurn

[nah-TUER-likh BIT-teh shurn]

Phrase Breakdown

Natürlich,

nah-TUER-likh

Of course,

A common word for agreeing to a request. Stress falls on the second syllable: na-TÜR-lich.

Example

Natürlich helfe ich dir.

Of course I'll help you.

Words in this phrase

Natürlich

[nah-TUER-likh]

of course

A friendly way to say certainly or naturally.

Example

Natürlich, ich kann das Paket annehmen.

Of course, I can accept the package.

bitte schön.

BIT-teh shurn

here you go

A polite phrase used when handing something over. The 'ö' is like 'e' said with rounded lips.

Example

Ihr Wechselgeld, bitte schön.

Your change, here you go.

Words in this phrase

bitte

[BIT-teh]

here you go

Used when handing something to someone.

Example

Ihr Ticket, bitte schön.

Your ticket, here you go.

schön

[shurn]

(in 'bitte schön') here you are

Together with 'bitte', it forms a friendly phrase used when handing something over.

Example

Hier ist Ihr Kaffee, bitte schön.

Here is your coffee, here you are.

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