How to Say ‘Customer requirements.’ in German
Kundenwünsche
KOON-den-vuun-sheh
[KOON-den-vuun-sheh]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally "customer wishes." In business German, it often means customer needs, requests, or requirements.
🇩🇪 In Germany: This word reflects a very common German business idea: understanding exactly what the client wants.
Phrase Breakdown
Kundenwünsche
[KOON-den-vuun-sheh]
customer requests
Things that customers want or ask for.
Kundenwünsche sind oft sehr unterschiedlich.
Customer requests are often very different.
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