How to Say ‘Let us get off’ in German
Lassen Sie uns aussteigen
LAH-suhn zee oons OWS-shty-gen
[LAH-suhn zee oons OWS-shty-gen]
💬 Usage Tip: [aussteigen] is a separable verb: the base form is one word, but in a sentence it splits, as in [Sie steigen aus]. Here it stays together because it comes after [lassen Sie uns].
Phrase Breakdown
Lassen
[LAH-suhn]
let / allow
From 'lassen'; used here in a polite request meaning 'let'.
Lassen Sie uns hier kurz warten.
Let us wait here briefly.
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal singular or plural 'you' in German, used politely.
Können Sie bitte anhalten?
Can you please stop?
uns
[oons]
us
Object pronoun referring to 'us'.
Der Fahrer sieht uns am Bahnhof.
The driver sees us at the station.
aussteigen
[OWS-shty-gen]
get out
Verb meaning to exit a vehicle like a taxi, bus, or train.
Hier können wir aussteigen.
We can get out here.
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