How to Say ‘Great, I'm following you now!’ in German
Super, ich folge dir jetzt!
ZOO-per ikh FOL-geh deer yetst
[ZOO-per ikh FOL-geh deer yetst]
Phrase Breakdown
Super,
ZOO-per
Great,
A common reaction word. German says 'ZOO-per'.
Super, das passt!
Great, that works!
Words in this phrase
Super
[ZOO-per]
great
Informal positive reaction meaning something is very good.
Super, das passt perfekt in meinen Kalender.
Great, that fits perfectly in my calendar.
ich folge dir jetzt!
ikh FOL-geh deer yetst
I'm following you now!
'folgen' takes the dative 'dir'. German uses the present tense where English uses '-ing'.
Ich folge dir auf Instagram.
I follow you on Instagram.
Words in this phrase
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
folge
[FOL-geh]
follow (I follow)
From 'folgen', to follow; also used for following someone on social media. Takes the dative.
Ich folge vielen Musikern online.
I follow many musicians online.
dir
[deer]
you (dative, informal)
Dative form of 'du', used after prepositions like 'von' and 'mit'.
Ich komme mit dir.
I'm coming with you.
jetzt
[yetst]
now
At the present time.
Ich gehe jetzt.
I'm going now.
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