How to Say ‘How are you (plural / all)?’ in German
Wie geht es euch
vee gayt ess oykh
[vee gayt ess oykh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Euch] is the plural informal [you], used when speaking to more than one person. The same pattern changes with the person: [Wie geht es dir?] for one person, [Wie geht es euch?] for several.
Phrase Breakdown
Wie
[vee]
how
A question word used to ask about manner, condition, or state.
Wie geht es euch nach der Reise?
How are you all after the trip?
geht
[gayt]
goes; is going
From the verb gehen; in this phrase it means how someone is doing.
Wie geht es euch heute?
How are you all today?
es
[ess]
it
A neutral pronoun; in this fixed phrase it does not translate literally.
Wie geht es euch im Moment?
How are you all at the moment?
euch
[oykh]
you (plural/informal, dative)
Used here with geht es to ask several familiar people how they are.
Wie geht es euch nach dem Essen?
How are you all after the meal?
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