How to Say ‘This is Anna Wolf speaking.’ in German
Sie sprechen mit Anna Wolf.
zee SHPRE-khen mit AH-nah volf
[zee SHPRE-khen mit AH-nah volf]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally "you are speaking with Anna Wolf": German states who you've reached rather than saying "this is". Swap in any name: Sie sprechen mit Max Braun.
Phrase Breakdown
Sie sprechen
zee SHPRE-khen
you are speaking
Formal 'you' with the verb 'sprechen'. 'sp' at the start of a word sounds like 'shp'.
Sie sprechen sehr gut Deutsch.
You speak German very well.
Words in this phrase
Sie
[zee]
you
The formal 'you' used in polite professional conversations.
Ich freue mich, Sie hier auf der Jobmesse zu sehen.
I am pleased to see you here at the job fair.
sprechen
[SHPRE-khen]
speak / talk
Verb used for conversation and communication.
Wir sprechen viel miteinander.
We talk a lot with each other.
mit Anna Wolf.
mit AH-nah volf
with Anna Wolf
'mit' means 'with'. Together this tells the caller who is on the phone. The 'W' in 'Wolf' sounds like an English 'v'.
Ich spreche mit Herrn Klein.
I'm speaking with Mr. Klein.
Words in this phrase
mit
[mit]
with
Preposition taking the dative; shows accompaniment.
Ich nehme Tee mit Zucker.
I take tea with sugar.
Anna
[AH-nah]
Anna
A common female first name.
Anna arbeitet in Berlin.
Anna works in Berlin.
Wolf
[volf]
Wolf (surname)
A common German family name; also the word for 'wolf'.
Frau Wolf ist heute im Büro.
Ms Wolf is in the office today.
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