How to Say ‘Shall we have another drink together?’ in German
Wollen wir noch etwas zusammen trinken?
VOL-len veer nokh ET-vahs tsoo-ZAH-men TRINK-en
[VOL-len veer nokh ET-vahs tsoo-ZAH-men TRINK-en]
💬 Usage Tip: German yes/no questions usually start with the verb: [Wollen wir noch etwas zusammen trinken?] You can reuse that frame easily: [Wollen wir rausgehen?] or [Gehen wir noch rüber?]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This is a clear but still low-pressure invitation in a bar. [noch etwas trinken] often suggests continuing the conversation, so it reads as interest without sounding overly intense.
Phrase Breakdown
Wollen
[VOL-len]
shall we
Used to make a polite suggestion together.
Wollen wir später noch tanzen?
Shall we dance later?
wir
[veer]
we
First person plural pronoun.
Wollen wir uns wiedersehen?
Shall we see each other again?
noch
[nokh]
another; more; still
Here it means 'another' or 'some more.'
Willst du noch bleiben?
Do you want to stay a bit longer?
etwas
[ET-vahs]
something; a little
Often used in casual invitations like having something to drink.
Lass uns noch etwas bestellen.
Let's order something else.
zusammen
[tsoo-ZAH-men]
together
Shows that two or more people do something as a group.
Wir können zusammen an die Bar gehen.
We can go to the bar together.
trinken
[TRINK-en]
to drink; have a drink
In this context, it often means having a drink together socially.
Wollen wir zusammen einen Wein trinken?
Shall we drink a wine together?
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