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How to Say ‘Thanks for the tip!’ in German

Danke für den Tipp!

DAHN-kuh fyr dayn tip

[DAHN-kuh fyr dayn tip]

💬 Usage Tip: Use für after danke to say what you're thanking for. der Tipp becomes den Tipp after it. Same pattern: Danke für den Kaffee.

Phrase Breakdown

Danke

[DAHN-kuh]

thanks

A common way to express gratitude.

Example

Danke für das nette Gespräch gestern.

Thanks for the nice conversation yesterday.

für den Tipp!

fyr dayn tip

for the tip!

'Für' takes the accusative case. Say 'ü' with rounded lips while saying 'ee'.

Example

Danke für den Tipp mit dem Restaurant!

Thanks for the restaurant tip!

Words in this phrase

für

[fyr]

for

A preposition indicating purpose or destination.

Example

Das ist für dich.

This is for you.

den

[dayn]

the (masculine accusative)

Article for a masculine noun as direct object.

Example

Ich sehe den Mann.

I see the man.

Tipp

[tip]

tip / hint

A useful piece of advice.

Example

Hast du einen Tipp für mich?

Do you have a tip for me?

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