How to Say ‘Come on, let's go over there.’ in German
Komm, wir gehen rüber.
kom veer GAY-en ROO-ber
[kom veer GAY-en ROO-ber]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This sounds confident and a bit more leading than [Wollen wir ...?]. Fine if the mood is already good, but less gentle as a first suggestion.
Phrase Breakdown
Komm
[kom]
come
Friendly informal invitation meaning “come” or “come on.”
Komm, wir gehen rüber. Da ist es leiser.
Come on, we’re going over there. It’s quieter there.
Wir gehen rüber
veer GAY-en ROO-ber
We're going over there / we'll go across
Means moving to another place nearby, often to the other side or to another spot.
Wir gehen rüber zur Bar.
We're going over to the bar.
Words in this phrase
wir
[veer]
we
Refers to both people together, making the suggestion sound shared and warm.
Komm, wir gehen rüber. Da ist es leiser.
Come on, we’re going over there. It’s quieter there.
gehen
[GAY-en]
go / are going
Here it expresses an immediate action: “we’re going.”
Komm, wir gehen rüber. Da ist es leiser.
Come on, we’re going over there. It’s quieter there.
rüber
[ROO-ber]
over there / across
Means moving to another nearby area, like the quieter side of a bar.
Komm, wir gehen rüber. Da ist es leiser.
Come on, we’re going over there. It’s quieter there.
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