How to Say ‘But hurry up’ in German
Aber beeil dich
ah-ber beh-eel dikh
[ah-ber beh-eel dikh]
💬 Usage Tip: An urging phrase for haste.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Emphasizes urgency and efficiency, values ingrained in German culture.
Phrase Breakdown
Aber
[ah-ber]
But
Used to introduce a contrasting view or statement.
Aber beeil dich, wir haben keine Zeit.
But hurry up, we have no time.
beeil
[beh-eel]
Hurry
Move or act with speed.
Aber beeil dich, wir haben keine Zeit.
But hurry up, we have no time.
dich
[dikh]
Yourself
Refers to the person being addressed.
Aber beeil dich, wir haben keine Zeit.
But hurry up, we have no time.
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