How to Say ‘I'll try’ in German
Ich probiere
ee-kh proh-bee-ruh
[ee-kh proh-bee-ruh]
💬 Usage Tip: Useful for expressing willingness to taste or test something new.
🇩🇪 In Germany: In Germany, trying new things is typically planned, hence the phrase signifies decision.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich
[ee-kh]
I
A pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.
Ich probiere den Kaffee.
I try the coffee.
probiere
[proh-bee-ruh]
try
To attempt or test something new or different.
Ich probiere einen Latte.
I try a latte.
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