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How to Say ‘To you both’ in German

Euch beiden

oykh BYE-den

[oykh BYE-den]

💬 Usage Tip: euch is the casual "you" for two or more people, the plural of dir. For example: Danke euch! "Thanks, you guys!"

Phrase Breakdown

Euch

[oykh]

to you (plural informal)

Dative form of 'ihr', used when wishing something to two or more friends.

Example

Ich wünsche euch viel Spaß!

I wish you lots of fun!

beiden

[BYE-den]

both

Means 'the two of them'; here in the dative after 'euch', addressing two people.

Example

Ich danke euch beiden.

I thank you both.

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