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How to Say ‘Will do, I'll be right there.’ in German

Mach ich, bin gleich da.

makh ikh bin glykh dah

[makh ikh bin glykh dah]

Phrase Breakdown

Mach ich,

makh ikh

Will do,

A casual way to agree, meaning 'I'll do it'. The two words often blend together: 'machich'.

Example

Mach ich, kein Problem.

Will do, no problem.

Words in this phrase

Mach

[makh]

Form of 'machen'; 'Mach ich' is a casual 'Will do'.

Example

Mach ich morgen.

I'll do it tomorrow.

ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

bin gleich da.

bin glykh dah

I'll be right there.

A casual phrase that leaves out 'ich'.

Example

Moment, bin gleich da.

One moment, I'll be right there.

Words in this phrase

bin

[bin]

First-person singular form of 'sein' meaning 'to be.'

Example

Beim Kennenlernen sage ich: Ich bin neu hier.

When meeting people I say: I am new here.

gleich

[glykh]

in a moment

"gleich" means soon or right away.

Example

Ich gebe dir gleich Bescheid, ich warte nur noch auf den Rückruf.

I’ll let you know in a moment, I’m just still waiting for the callback.

[dah]

there

In, at, or to that place or position.

Example

Da ist etwas.

There is something.

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