How to Say ‘Then I'll take it with me’ in German
Dann nehme ich ihn mit
dan NAY-meh ikh een mit
[dan NAY-meh ikh een mit]
💬 Usage Tip: ihn means "it" here because der Kaffee is masculine. For die Tasse you'd say Ich nehme sie mit, and for das Brot, Ich nehme es mit.
Phrase Breakdown
Dann nehme ich
dan NAY-meh ikh
Then I'll take
'Dann' (then) opens the sentence, so the verb 'nehme' comes second. The 'h' in 'nehme' is silent and makes the 'e' long: NAY-me.
Dann nehme ich den Tee.
Then I'll take the tea.
Words in this phrase
Dann
[dan]
then
Used to indicate a time following another event.
Dann gehe ich nach Hause.
Then I will go home.
nehme
[NAY-meh]
Take
Used to indicate picking up or acquiring something.
Ich nehme einen Tee.
I'll take a tea.
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
ihn mit
een mit
it along
'ihn' (it/him) refers to the masculine 'Becher' or 'Kaffee' and sounds like 'een'. 'mit' is the separated prefix of 'mitnehmen'.
Ich nehme ihn mit.
I'll take it with me.
Words in this phrase
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.
mit
[mit]
along / with
This separable particle completes the idea of 'taking something along'.
Nehmt die Ladegeräte mit ins Studio.
Take the chargers along into the studio.
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