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How to Say ‘One moment, I'll get her.’ in German

Moment, ich hole sie.

mo-MENT ikh HOH-leh zee

[mo-MENT ikh HOH-leh zee]

Phrase Breakdown

Moment,

mo-MENT

One moment,

Short for 'Einen Moment'. Stress the second syllable: mo-MENT.

Example

Moment, ich komme gleich.

One moment, I'm coming right away.

Words in this phrase

Moment

[mo-MENT]

just a moment

Used alone to ask someone to wait briefly.

Example

Moment, ich komme gleich.

Just a moment, I'm coming.

ich hole sie.

ikh HOH-leh zee

I'll get her / it.

'holen' means to fetch. 'sie' can mean 'her' or 'it' for a feminine noun. The 'o' in 'hole' is long.

Example

Ich hole die Zeitung.

I'll get the newspaper.

Words in this phrase

ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

hole

[HOH-leh]

(I) get / fetch

'ich' form of 'holen', to go and get something.

Example

Ich hole meine Jacke.

I'll get my jacket.

sie

[zee]

her / it

Accusative 'sie' referring to a feminine noun, here the cat.

Example

Wo ist die Tasche? Ich hole sie.

Where's the bag? I'll get it.

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