How to Say ‘Alright, I'll save you.’ in German
Na gut, ich speicher dich ein.
nah goot ikh SHPY-kher dikh ine
[nah goot ikh SHPY-kher dikh ine]
Phrase Breakdown
Na gut,
nah goot
Alright then,
A casual way to agree, sometimes a little reluctantly. The 'u' in 'gut' is long.
Na gut, wir gehen.
Alright then, let's go.
Words in this phrase
Na
[nah]
well
Interjection expressing mild acceptance.
Na gut, ich komme mit.
Well okay, I'll come along.
gut
[goot]
good / fine
Used to show approval or that something is okay.
Gut, dann komme ich morgen.
Good, then I’ll come tomorrow.
ich speicher dich ein.
ikh SHPY-kher dikh ine
I'll save your number.
This means saving someone as a contact. Say it as one smooth phrase, with stress on 'SPEI'.
Gib mir deine Nummer, ich speicher dich ein.
Give me your number, I'll save you.
Words in this phrase
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
speicher
[SHPY-kher]
save (colloquial 'speichere')
From 'einspeichern': to save a contact in a phone.
Ich speicher die Nummer ein.
I'll save the number.
dich
[dikh]
you (singular/informal, accusative/reflexive)
Used for one person informally, often as the object or in reflexive verbs.
Ich sehe dich morgen.
I will see you tomorrow.
ein
[ine]
in (verb particle)
Separable part of 'einspeichern'.
Speicher mich bitte ein!
Please save my number!
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