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How to Say ‘I'll save your number.’ in German

Ich speicher dich ein.

ikh SHPY-kher dikh ine

[ikh SHPY-kher dikh ine]

💬 Usage Tip: Careful speech would say speichere, but casual speech drops the final -e. einspeichern also splits, sending ein to the end.

Phrase Breakdown

Ich speicher

ikh SHPY-kher

I'll save

Colloquial short form of 'ich speichere', from 'einspeichern' (to save, e.g. in a phone). Say 'sp' as 'shp': 'shpai-cher'.

Example

Ich speicher die Datei.

I'll save the file.

Words in this phrase

Ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

speicher

[SHPY-kher]

save (colloquial 'speichere')

From 'einspeichern': to save a contact in a phone.

Example

Ich speicher die Nummer ein.

I'll save the number.

dich ein.

dikh ine

you (in)

'dich' is the object 'you'. 'ein' is the separable prefix of 'einspeichern' and goes to the end.

Example

Ich lade dich ein.

I'm inviting you.

Words in this phrase

dich

[dikh]

you (singular/informal, accusative/reflexive)

Used for one person informally, often as the object or in reflexive verbs.

Example

Ich sehe dich morgen.

I will see you tomorrow.

ein

[ine]

in (verb particle)

Separable part of 'einspeichern'.

Example

Speicher mich bitte ein!

Please save my number!

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