How to Say ‘Come in, give me your jacket.’ in German
Komm rein, gib mir deine Jacke.
komm rine gip meer DINE-duh YAH-keh
[komm rine gip meer DINE-duh YAH-keh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Hosts usually take your coat right away. In many German homes you may also be offered slippers, or be expected to take your shoes off.
Phrase Breakdown
Komm rein,
komm rine
Come in,
An informal command. 'Rein' is short for 'herein' (in) and rhymes with 'mine'.
Komm rein, es ist kalt.
Come in, it's cold.
Words in this phrase
Komm
[komm]
Come
Used to invite someone to join or accompany.
Komm bitte hierher.
Please come here.
rein
[rine]
in (inside)
Colloquial short form of 'herein', meaning into a place.
Kommt doch rein!
Do come in!
gib mir deine Jacke.
gip meer DINE-duh YAH-keh
give me your jacket.
'Gib' is the informal command form of 'geben'. 'Jacke' starts with a 'y' sound: YAK-ke.
Gib mir deine Hand.
Give me your hand.
Words in this phrase
gib
[gip]
give (command)
Informal imperative of 'geben'.
Gib mir das Salz!
Give me the salt!
mir
[meer]
to me
Dative pronoun used to show that something matters or happens to the speaker.
Mir ist eine offene Kommunikation besonders wichtig.
Open communication is especially important to me.
deine
[DINE-duh]
your
Belonging to or associated with you.
Ist das dein Auto?
Is that your car?
Jacke
[YAH-keh]
jacket
A feminine noun for a short coat.
Die Jacke ist warm.
The jacket is warm.
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