How to Say ‘Let's go over there’ in German
Wir gehen rüber
veer GAY-en ROO-ber
[veer GAY-en ROO-ber]
💬 Usage Tip: [rüber] is a casual spoken word for going over to the other side or over there. You'll hear it a lot in everyday speech instead of something more formal like [hinüber].
Phrase Breakdown
Wir
[veer]
we
The pronoun “we,” used to suggest doing something together.
Wir gehen rüber, damit wir uns besser hören können.
We’re going over there so we can hear each other better.
gehen
[GAY-en]
go / are going
A form of “gehen,” meaning “go” or “are going.”
Wir gehen rüber, damit wir uns besser hören können.
We’re going over there so we can hear each other better.
rüber
[ROO-ber]
over there / across
An adverb meaning moving “over” to another spot nearby.
Wir gehen rüber, damit wir uns besser hören können.
We’re going over there so we can hear each other better.
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