How to Say ‘I'll order two of those for us.’ in German
Ich bestell uns zwei davon.
ikh beh-SHTEL oons tsvy dah-FON
[ikh beh-SHTEL oons tsvy dah-FON]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich bestell uns
ikh beh-SHTEL oons
I'll order us
This is casual speech: 'bestell' instead of 'bestelle'. 'Uns' means 'for us'.
Ich bestell uns was zu trinken.
I'll order us something to drink.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
bestell
[beh-SHTEL]
order
Colloquial short form of 'bestelle' (I order).
Ich bestell mir eine Pizza.
I'll order myself a pizza.
uns
[oons]
us; to us
Dative form meaning how things are for us.
Uns geht es gut, danke, und euch?
We are doing well, thank you, and you?
zwei davon.
tsvy dah-FON
two of those.
'Zwei' starts with a 'ts' sound: 'tsvai'. Stress the end of 'davon': 'da-FON'.
Ich nehme zwei davon.
I'll take two of those.
Words in this phrase
zwei
[tsvy]
two
Cardinal number meaning two.
Ich habe zwei Termine heute.
I have two appointments today.
davon
[dah-FON]
of that / some of that
Refers back to a specific coffee option already mentioned.
Davon hätte ich gern eine Tasse.
I’d like a cup of that.
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