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How to Say ‘Here you go’ in German

Hier, bitte

heer BIT-tuh

[heer BIT-tuh]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Hier, bitte is what you say when handing over money or a card, or when passing something across the counter. It's short, polite, and very natural in Germany.

Phrase Breakdown

Hier

[heer]

here

Used to indicate location or position in the immediate vicinity.

Example

Kannst du herkommen? Hier ist dein Kaffee.

Can you come here? Here is your coffee.

bitte

[BIT-tuh]

please

Used to politely ask for something or offer something to someone.

Example

Hier ist der Kaffee, bitte nehmen Sie ihn.

Here is the coffee, please take it.

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