How to Say ‘Please let us know the date.’ in German
Sagt uns bitte den Termin.
zahkt oons BIT-tuh dayn tehr-MEEN
[zahkt oons BIT-tuh dayn tehr-MEEN]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This uses informal plural [ihr], so it fits family or people you're already on [du] terms with. To in-laws, that's often natural after the relationship is established, but not always automatic at the very start.
Phrase Breakdown
Sagt
[zahkt]
tell / say
An imperative form of 'sagen,' used to ask more than one person to tell something.
Sagt uns bitte den Termin.
Please tell us the date.
uns
[oons]
us
The dative/accusative form of 'wir'; here it means 'to us.'
Sagt uns bitte den Termin.
Please tell us the date.
bitte
[BIT-tuh]
please
A polite word used to soften requests.
Sagt uns bitte den Termin.
Please tell us the date.
Den Termin
dayn tehr-MEEN
the appointment / date
Refers to a fixed time or scheduled date.
Den Termin habe ich vergessen.
I forgot the appointment.
Words in this phrase
den
[dayn]
the
Masculine accusative definite article used before 'Termin.'
Sagt uns bitte den Termin.
Please tell us the date.
Termin
[tehr-MEEN]
date / appointment
A noun for a planned date, appointment, or scheduled time.
Sagt uns bitte den Termin.
Please tell us the date.
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