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How to Say ‘Thanks again, Mrs Becker!’ in German

Nochmals danke, Frau Becker!

NOKH-mahls DAHN-kuh frow BEK-er

[NOKH-mahls DAHN-kuh frow BEK-er]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Adding Frau or Herr plus the surname is the standard respectful way to address a neighbour you call Sie. Using the first name alone would sound too familiar.

Phrase Breakdown

Nochmals danke,

NOKH-mahls DAHN-kuh

Thanks again,

'Nochmals' means 'once again'. The 'ch' after 'o' is a throaty sound from the back of the mouth.

Example

Nochmals danke für die Hilfe!

Thanks again for the help!

Words in this phrase

Nochmals

[NOKH-mahls]

once again

Means 'again' or 'once more', often with thanks.

Example

Nochmals Entschuldigung!

Sorry once again!

danke

[DAHN-kuh]

thanks / thank you

A common polite expression to show gratitude.

Example

Danke. Das ist sehr freundlich.

Thank you. That is very kind.

Frau Becker!

frow BEK-er

Mrs. Becker!

'Frau' plus a surname is the polite form of address. 'Frau' rhymes with 'how', and the 'er' in 'Becker' sounds like 'uh'.

Example

Guten Tag, Frau Becker!

Good day, Mrs. Becker!

Words in this phrase

Frau

[frow]

Mrs.; Ms.

Polite title used before a woman's last name.

Example

Guten Tag, Frau Müller!

Good day, Mrs. Müller!

Becker

[BEK-er]

Becker (surname)

A common German family name; originally meaning 'baker'.

Example

Frau Becker ist Erzieherin.

Mrs. Becker is a nursery teacher.

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