How to Say ‘You share it’ in German
Du ihn
doo een
[doo een]
💬 Usage Tip: Focus on the idea of sharing or interacting together.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Sharing food/drinks is common in social outings in Germany.
Phrase Breakdown
Du
[doo]
You
Used to refer to the person being addressed.
Du bestellst den Cocktail, oder?
You are ordering the cocktail, right?
ihn
[een]
him/it
Used to refer to a previously mentioned noun, both objects and people.
Schenkst du ihn mir? Ich meine den Cocktail.
Are you giving it to me? I mean the cocktail.
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