How to Say ‘When can you be easily reached?’ in German
Wann sind Sie gut erreichbar?
vahn zint zee goot er-RYKH-bar
[vahn zint zee goot er-RYKH-bar]
Phrase Breakdown
Wann sind Sie
vahn zint zee
when are you
A question with the verb in second position. 'Wann' sounds like 'vahn'. Don't confuse it with 'wenn'.
Wann sind Sie zu Hause?
When are you at home?
Words in this phrase
Wann
[vahn]
when
Question word asking about time.
Wann haben Sie Zeit?
When do you have time?
sind
[zint]
are
Form of 'sein' (to be) for 'wir', 'sie' and formal 'Sie'.
Sind Sie müde?
Are you tired?
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.
gut erreichbar?
goot er-RYKH-bar
easy to reach
'erreichbar' means 'reachable'. Stress 'er-REICH-bar'. The 'ch' is soft, like a hiss.
Ich bin morgens gut erreichbar.
I'm easy to reach in the mornings.
Words in this phrase
gut
[goot]
well
Adverb used to say something works nicely or suitably.
Mittwoch passt gut für mich.
Wednesday works well for me.
erreichbar
[er-RYKH-bar]
reachable
Adjective meaning one can be contacted.
Er ist telefonisch nicht erreichbar.
He can't be reached by phone.
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