How to Say ‘Do you need any more help?’ in German
Brauchen Sie noch Hilfe?
BROW-khen zee nokh HIL-fuh
[BROW-khen zee nokh HIL-fuh]
Phrase Breakdown
Brauchen Sie
BROW-khen zee
Do you need
Formal question: the verb comes first, then 'Sie' (formal 'you'). The 'au' in 'brauchen' sounds like 'ow' in 'how', and 'ch' is a soft throat sound like in 'Bach'.
Brauchen Sie einen Stift?
Do you need a pen?
Words in this phrase
Brauchen
[BROW-khen]
need
Verb for requiring something; formal 'Sie' form.
Brauchen Sie einen Stift?
Do you need a pen?
Sie
[zee]
you
The formal 'you' used in polite professional conversations.
Ich freue mich, Sie hier auf der Jobmesse zu sehen.
I am pleased to see you here at the job fair.
noch Hilfe?
nokh HIL-fuh
any more help?
'noch' means 'still' or 'any more' and goes with 'Hilfe' (help). The 'ch' in 'noch' is the same throat sound as in 'Bach'. Let your voice rise at the end, as in a yes/no question.
Möchten Sie noch Kaffee?
Would you like some more coffee?
Words in this phrase
noch
[nokh]
another / still
Adds the idea of one more thing.
Ich habe noch einen Vorschlag für unser Treffen.
I still have another suggestion for our meeting.
Hilfe
[HIL-fuh]
help
Feminine noun meaning assistance or support given to someone.
Ich brauche Hilfe bei der Installation.
I need help with the installation.
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