How to Say ‘We'll be in touch next week.’ in German
Wir melden uns nächste Woche.
veer MEL-den oons NEKH-steh VOKH-uh
[veer MEL-den oons NEKH-steh VOKH-uh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This is the standard way an interview ends in Germany, and it's neutral rather than a bad sign. German companies often take a week or more to reply, so a polite follow-up after that is fine.
Phrase Breakdown
Wir melden uns
veer MEL-den oons
We'll get in touch
The reflexive verb 'sich melden' means to contact someone.
Wir melden uns bald.
We'll get in touch soon.
Words in this phrase
Wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
melden
[MEL-den]
get in touch
With 'sich', 'melden' means to contact someone or get back to them.
Ich melde mich morgen.
I'll get in touch tomorrow.
uns
[oons]
ourselves
Reflexive pronoun used with 'freuen' in 'sich freuen'.
Bei solchen Nachrichten freuen uns alle guten Entwicklungen.
With such news, all good developments make us happy.
nächste Woche.
NEKH-steh VOKH-uh
next week.
'ä' sounds like the 'e' in 'bed'. The 'ch' in 'Woche' is a throaty sound, as in 'Bach'.
Wir sehen uns nächste Woche.
See you next week.
Words in this phrase
nächste
[NEKH-steh]
next
Used for the following time period.
Nächste Woche habe ich mehr Kapazität.
Next week I have more capacity.
Woche
[VOKH-uh]
week
A period of seven days; often used when arranging meetings.
Diese Woche ist voll, aber nächste Woche passt besser.
This week is full, but next week works better.
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