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How to Say ‘You're here’ in German

Ihr seid da

eer zite dah

[eer zite dah]

💬 Usage Tip: ihr is the casual 'you' for two or more people, and it takes its own verb form: ihr seid, ihr habt, ihr kommt.

Phrase Breakdown

Ihr

[eer]

you (plural)

Refers to multiple people being addressed.

Example

Ihr seid willkommen.

You are welcome.

seid

[zite]

are

Plural form of 'sein' meaning 'are'.

Example

Wichtig ist, dass ihr da seid, bevor die Gäste kommen.

It is important that you are here before the guests arrive.

[dah]

here (arrived)

With 'sein', 'da' means someone is present or has arrived.

Example

Endlich bist du da!

Finally you're here!

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