How to Say ‘Write it down for me’ in German
Schreib sie mir auf
shribe zee meer owf
[shribe zee meer owf]
💬 Usage Tip: "It" is sie here because it stands for die Nummer, and die words take sie. A der word would take ihn: schreib ihn auf for der Name "the name".
Phrase Breakdown
Schreib sie
shribe zee
Write it
Informal imperative of 'schreiben'. 'sie' means 'it' here because it refers to 'die Nummer'.
Schreib sie schnell!
Write it quickly!
Words in this phrase
Schreib
[shribe]
write
Informal command form of 'schreiben' (to write), used with 'du'.
Schreib mir bald!
Write to me soon!
sie
[zee]
it / them
Pronoun referring to a feminine noun or plural thing, here as the object (e.g. a phone number).
Ich habe die Nummer, aber ich finde sie nicht.
I have the number, but I can't find it.
mir auf
meer owf
down for me
'mir' means 'for me'. 'auf' is the separated part of 'aufschreiben' (write down).
Schreib es mir auf.
Write it down for me.
Words in this phrase
mir
[meer]
to me / for me
Dative form of 'ich'; used to say how things are going for you.
Mir geht es gut.
I am doing well.
auf
[owf]
down (separable prefix)
Part of the separable verb 'aufschreiben' (to write down); it moves to the end of the sentence.
Ich schreibe die Adresse auf.
I write down the address.
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