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How to Say ‘Maybe we can negotiate.’ in German

Vielleicht können wir verhandeln.

Fee-laycht Koh-nen Veer Fair-han-deln

[Fee-laycht Koh-nen Veer Fair-han-deln]

💬 Usage Tip: With vielleicht, the verb can still stay in second position: Vielleicht können wir verhandeln. Don't move können later just because an extra word came first.

Phrase Breakdown

Vielleicht

[Fee-laycht]

Maybe

Expresses possibility or uncertainly.

Example

Vielleicht können wir den Kratzbaum günstiger bekommen.

Maybe we can get the cat tree cheaper.

können

[Koh-nen]

Can/Be able to

Expresses ability or possibility.

Example

Wir können verhandeln, wenn wir den Kratzbaum kaufen.

We can negotiate when we buy the cat tree.

wir

[Veer]

We

Pronoun used by the speaker to identify themselves with others.

Example

Wir werden den Kratzbaum kaufen.

We will buy the cat tree.

verhandeln

[Fair-han-deln]

Negotiate

To discuss in order to reach an agreement.

Example

Wir möchten über den Kratzbaum verhandeln.

We would like to negotiate about the cat tree.

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