How to Say ‘Would you like it?’ in German
Möchten Sie ihn?
MURKH-ten ZEE een
[MURKH-ten ZEE een]
💬 Usage Tip: ihn means "it" here because der Kaffee is masculine. For a feminine drink like die Schokolade it would be sie.
Phrase Breakdown
Möchten
[MURKH-ten]
would you like
Polite question form used to ask what someone wants.
Möchten Sie einen Tisch am Fenster?
Would you like a table by the window?
Sie
[ZEE]
You (formal)
Formal way to address someone.
Sind Sie bereit zu bestellen?
Are you ready to order?
ihn
[een]
him / it
Masculine accusative pronoun referring back to a masculine noun.
Ich reserviere ihn, sobald ich die Uhrzeit bestätigt habe.
I will reserve it as soon as I have confirmed the time.
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