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How to Say ‘Just let me know.’ in German

Sagen Sie einfach Bescheid.

ZAH-gen zee INE-fakh buh-SHYTE

[ZAH-gen zee INE-fakh buh-SHYTE]

💬 Usage Tip: [Bescheid sagen] works as a set phrase meaning [let someone know], not literally [say notice]. You can swap in other adverbs the same way: [Sagen Sie kurz Bescheid.]

🇩🇪 In Germany: This is a friendly, low-pressure offer and sounds natural with neighbours. It suggests [contact me if you need to], without sounding overly formal or distant.

Phrase Breakdown

Sagen Sie

ZAH-gen zee

tell me / say

Polite imperative/form of address used to invite someone to speak up.

Example

Sagen Sie bitte Bescheid.

Please let me know.

Words in this phrase

Sagen

[ZAH-gen]

tell / say

Formal command form meaning 'tell' or 'say' in polite requests.

Example

Sagen Sie einfach Bescheid.

Just let me know.

Sie

[zee]

you

Formal pronoun used to address someone politely.

Example

Sagen Sie einfach Bescheid.

Just let me know.

einfach

[INE-fakh]

simply / just

Makes the request sound casual and friendly.

Example

Sagen Sie einfach Bescheid.

Just let me know.

Bescheid

[buh-SHYTE]

notice / word

In 'Bescheid sagen,' it means giving someone information or letting them know.

Example

Sagen Sie einfach Bescheid.

Just let me know.

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