How to Say ‘I'll introduce you to the others!’ in German
Ich stelle dich den anderen vor!
ikh SHTEL-leh dikh dayn AHN-deh-ren for
[ikh SHTEL-leh dikh dayn AHN-deh-ren for]
💬 Usage Tip: vorstellen "to introduce" splits, with vor jumping to the end. After this verb, die anderen becomes den anderen "to the others".
Phrase Breakdown
Ich stelle dich
ikh SHTEL-leh dikh
I'll introduce you
'vorstellen' is a separable verb, so 'vor' goes to the end.
Ich stelle dich vor.
I'll introduce you.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
stelle
[SHTEL-leh]
introduce (with 'vor')
From 'vorstellen'; together with 'vor' it means to introduce someone.
Ich stelle dir meinen Bruder vor.
I'll introduce my brother to you.
dich
[dikh]
you
The pronoun 'dich' in accusative form.
Ich habe ein Geschenk für dich.
I have a gift for you.
den anderen vor!
dayn AHN-deh-ren for
to the others!
'den anderen' is dative plural. 'vor' completes the verb.
Sag es den anderen!
Tell the others!
Words in this phrase
den
[dayn]
the (dative plural)
Article form used for plural nouns after 'mit'.
Ich gehe mit den Kindern.
I go with the children.
anderen
[AHN-deh-ren]
others
Dative plural of 'andere', meaning the other people.
Die anderen sind schon da.
The others are already here.
vor
[for]
(separable prefix of 'vorstellen')
Part of 'sich vorstellen', to imagine; moves to the end of the clause.
Ich stelle mir das schön vor.
I imagine that to be nice.
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