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How to Say ‘Last week’ in German

Letzte Woche

LETS-teh VOKH-uh

[LETS-teh VOKH-uh]

💬 Usage Tip: No preposition needed for "last week". The ending follows the noun: letzten Monat "last month", letztes Jahr "last year".

Phrase Breakdown

Letzte

[LETS-teh]

last

Adjective meaning the most recent one before now.

Example

Letzte Woche war ich krank.

Last week I was sick.

Woche

[VOKH-uh]

week

A period of seven days; often used when arranging meetings.

Example

Diese Woche ist voll, aber nächste Woche passt besser.

This week is full, but next week works better.

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