How do you say "I entered it" in German?

"I entered it" in German is "Ich habe es eingegeben". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

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How to Say ‘I entered it’ in German

Q: What does "Ich habe es eingegeben" mean in English?

"Ich habe es eingegeben" means "I entered it" in English. Usage tip: In [ich habe es eingegeben], the main verb is split across two parts: [habe] and [eingegeben]. You'll see this a lot in past tense German, like [ich habe es gesagt] or [ich habe es gefunden].

Ich habe es eingegeben

ikh HAH-buh ess INE-guh-gay-ben

[ikh HAH-buh ess INE-guh-gay-ben]

💬 Usage Tip: In [ich habe es eingegeben], the main verb is split across two parts: [habe] and [eingegeben]. You'll see this a lot in past tense German, like [ich habe es gesagt] or [ich habe es gefunden].

Phrase Breakdown

Ich

[ikh]

"Ich" means "I," the speaker referring to themselves.

Example

Ich habe es eingegeben, aber der Fahrer findet mich nicht.

I entered it, but the driver cannot find me.

habe

[HAH-buh]

have

"habe" is the first-person form of "haben" and helps form the present perfect tense.

Example

Ich habe es eingegeben und warte jetzt.

I have entered it and am waiting now.

[ess]

"es" means "it" and refers here to the pickup location or information.

Example

Ich habe es eingegeben, nicht vergessen.

I entered it, not forgot it.

eingegeben

[INE-guh-gay-ben]

entered

"eingegeben" is the past participle of "eingeben," meaning entered or typed in.

Example

Ich habe es eingegeben, genau wie in der App.

I entered it, exactly as in the app.

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