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How to Say ‘I'll quickly get your suitcase out for you.’ in German

Ich hol Ihnen schnell den Koffer raus.

ikh hohl EE-nen shnel DEHN KOF-fer rowss

[ikh hohl EE-nen shnel DEHN KOF-fer rowss]

💬 Usage Tip: rausholen "to get out" splits, with raus jumping to the end: Ich hol ... raus. The dropped e in hol (for hole) is normal casual speech.

Phrase Breakdown

Ich hol Ihnen schnell

ikh hohl EE-nen shnel

I'll quickly get you

'hol' is the casual spoken form of 'hole' (I fetch). 'Ihnen' is the polite 'to you' and is pronounced 'EE-nen'. 'schnell' means quickly.

Example

Ich hol Ihnen schnell ein Glas Wasser.

I'll quickly get you a glass of water.

Words in this phrase

Ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

hol

[hohl]

get, fetch

Colloquial short form of 'hole', from 'holen' (to fetch); here part of 'rausholen' (to take out).

Example

Ich hol dir ein Glas Wasser.

I'll get you a glass of water.

Ihnen

[EE-nen]

you (formal, dative)

The formal 'you' in the dative case, used in polite professional situations.

Example

Darf ich Ihnen eine Frage zur Kultur im Unternehmen stellen?

May I ask you a question about the culture in the company?

schnell

[shnel]

quickly

Describes doing something fast, such as contacting someone without delay.

Example

Dann können wir uns schnell erreichen.

Then we can reach each other quickly.

den Koffer raus.

DEHN KOF-fer rowss

the suitcase out

'den Koffer' is the direct object, so it is in the accusative case. 'raus' is short for 'heraus' (out) and is the separable part of 'rausholen' (to take out), so it goes to the end of the sentence.

Example

Kannst du den Koffer rausholen?

Can you take the suitcase out?

Words in this phrase

den

[DEHN]

The (accusative form)

Defines a specific object in the accusative case.

Example

Ich nehme den Cappuccino.

I'll take the cappuccino.

Koffer

[KOF-fer]

suitcase

Masculine noun (der Koffer) for a travel case.

Example

Der Koffer ist rot.

The suitcase is red.

raus

[rowss]

out

Colloquial short form of 'heraus' (out); separable prefix of 'rausholen'.

Example

Komm bitte raus aus dem Auto.

Please come out of the car.

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