How do you say "With it" in German?

"With it" in German is "Dazu". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

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How to Say ‘With it’ in German

Q: What does "Dazu" mean in English?

"Dazu" means "With it" in English. Usage tip: [dazu] often means "with it" or "alongside that," not literally "to that." In café talk, [Milch dazu?] means milk with your coffee, not milk moving toward it.

Dazu

DAH-tsu

[DAH-tsu]

💬 Usage Tip: [dazu] often means "with it" or "alongside that," not literally "to that." In café talk, [Milch dazu?] means milk with your coffee, not milk moving toward it.

Phrase Breakdown

Dazu

[DAH-tsu]

With it

Refers to something added to what was previously mentioned.

Example

Ich nehme einen Kaffee und ein Stück Kuchen dazu.

I'll take a coffee and a piece of cake with it.

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