How to Say ‘Please send’ in German
Schicken Sie bitte
SHIK-en zee BIT-tuh
[SHIK-en zee BIT-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: In a yes/no question or a polite instruction, the verb comes first: [Schicken Sie bitte ...] Compare the statement [Sie schicken bitte ...], which is possible but more forceful.
Phrase Breakdown
Schicken
[SHIK-en]
send
Imperative or base form of schicken, meaning to send. Often used in polite requests.
Schicken Sie bitte die Rechnung per Nachricht.
Please send the invoice by message.
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal you in German. It is capitalized when addressing someone politely.
Schicken Sie bitte Ihre Kontodaten.
Please send your bank details.
bitte
[BIT-tuh]
please
A polite word used in requests. It softens commands and questions.
Schicken Sie bitte morgen die IBAN.
Please send the IBAN tomorrow.
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