How to Say ‘Then I'll take’ in German
Dann nehme ich
dahn NAY-meh ikh
[dahn NAY-meh ikh]
💬 Usage Tip: [nehmen] often means "to have" when ordering: [Dann nehme ich ...] is literally "Then I'll take ..." but naturally means "I'll have ...". You can swap in any item: [Dann nehme ich einen Americano.]
Phrase Breakdown
Dann
[dahn]
then
Used to continue a choice or decision in conversation.
Dann nehme ich lieber einen Latte.
Then I'll take a latte instead.
nehme
[NAY-meh]
take
In ordering, nehmen means to take or choose.
Ich nehme heute einen großen Kaffee.
I'll take a large coffee today.
ich
[ikh]
I
First-person singular pronoun.
Ich bestelle einen Cappuccino.
I am ordering a cappuccino.
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