How to Say ‘I take / I'll take’ in German
Nehme ich
NAY-muh ikh
[NAY-muh ikh]
💬 Usage Tip: German can put the verb first after a lead-in word like [dann]: [Dann nehme ich ...], not [Dann ich nehme ...]. The same pattern shows up in [Dann hätte ich gern ...].
Phrase Breakdown
Nehme
[NAY-muh]
take / I'll take
From nehmen; in ordering, it means choosing something to buy or have.
Ich nehme den eher mittel gerösteten Kaffee.
I'll take the rather medium-roasted coffee.
ich
[ikh]
I
First-person singular pronoun.
Ich mag weichen Kaffee am Morgen.
I like smooth coffee in the morning.
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