How do you say "We are doing well, thank you. And you?" in German?

"We are doing well, thank you. And you?" in German is "Uns geht es gut, danke. Und dir?". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

What does "Uns geht es gut, danke. Und dir?" mean in English?

"Uns geht es gut, danke. Und dir?" means "We are doing well, thank you. And you?" in English. Usage tip: A polite exchange that engages others quickly.

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How to Say ‘We are doing well, thank you. And you?’ in German

Uns geht es gut, danke. Und dir?

oons geyt ehs goot Dahn-kuh Oo-nd dee-r

[oons geyt ehs goot Dahn-kuh Oo-nd dee-r]

💬 Usage Tip: A polite exchange that engages others quickly.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Such exchanged pleasantries are common in German family gatherings.

Phrase Breakdown

Uns geht es gut

oons geyt ehs goot

Words in this phrase

Uns

[oons]

Refers to ourselves.

Example

Uns geht es wunderbar.

We are wonderful.

geht

[geyt]

goes

Indicates how someone is doing.

Example

Wie geht es weiter?

How does it continue?

[ehs]

Refers to the overall state.

Example

Es regnet gerade.

It is raining now.

gut

[goot]

good

A positive statement.

Example

Es war gut.

It was good.

danke

[Dahn-kuh]

thank you

Gratitude expressed.

Example

Danke, das hilft.

Thank you, that helps.

Und dir?

Oo-nd dee-r

Words in this phrase

Und

[Oo-nd]

And

Used to ask further questions.

Example

Und wie läuft alles?

And how is everything?

dir

[dee-r]

you

Informally addressing someone.

Example

Dir geht es hoffentlich gut.

Hopefully, you are well.

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