How to Say ‘Please let us get out’ in German
Bitte lassen Sie uns aussteigen
BIT-tuh LAH-suhn zee oons OWS-shty-gen
[BIT-tuh LAH-suhn zee oons OWS-shty-gen]
💬 Usage Tip: [aussteigen] is a separable verb, so it often splits in normal sentences: [Wir steigen hier aus]. After [lassen], though, it stays together at the end: [Lassen Sie uns aussteigen].
🇩🇪 In Germany: This is firm but still polite, and fits a real disagreement with a driver. In Germany, being direct is normal if you need the car to stop now.
Phrase Breakdown
Bitte
[BIT-tuh]
please
Used to make the request polite.
Bitte warten Sie einen Moment.
Please wait a moment.
Lassen Sie uns aussteigen
LAH-suhn zee oons OWS-shty-gen
let us get off / let us exit
Polite request asking someone to allow the speaker and others to get out, often from a vehicle.
Lassen Sie uns hier aussteigen.
Let us get off here.
Words in this phrase
lassen
[LAH-suhn]
let / allow
Used in polite requests such as asking someone to allow an action.
Bitte lassen Sie uns aussteigen.
Please let us get out.
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal 'you', appropriate when speaking politely to a driver.
Sie fahren heute sehr vorsichtig.
You are driving very carefully today.
uns
[oons]
us
Pronoun used for a group including the speaker.
Nehmen Sie uns bitte bis zum Platz mit.
Please take us as far as the square.
aussteigen
[OWS-shty-gen]
get out
To leave a vehicle.
Bitte lassen Sie uns aussteigen.
Please let us get out.
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