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How to Say ‘Thanks for the drink.’ in German

Danke für den Drink.

DAHN-kuh fyr DEHN drink

[DAHN-kuh fyr DEHN drink]

💬 Usage Tip: After für, der becomes den: der Drink turns into für den Drink. Same with danke für den Abend "thanks for the evening".

Phrase Breakdown

Danke

[DAHN-kuh]

thank you

A polite expression used to show gratitude.

Example

Ich sage Danke, wenn die Nachbarin mir hilft.

I say thank you when the neighbour helps me.

für den Drink.

fyr DEHN drink

for the drink.

'Für' always takes the accusative, so 'der Drink' becomes 'den Drink'. Round your lips for the 'ü'.

Example

Danke für den Tipp.

Thanks for the tip.

Words in this phrase

für

[fyr]

for

A preposition indicating purpose or destination.

Example

Das ist für dich.

This is for you.

den

[DEHN]

The (accusative form)

Defines a specific object in the accusative case.

Example

Ich nehme den Cappuccino.

I'll take the cappuccino.

Drink

[drink]

drink

A borrowed English word for an (often alcoholic) drink, used casually in bars.

Example

Noch einen Drink?

Another drink?

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