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How to Say ‘Questions at the end, please.’ in German

Fragen bitte am Ende.

FRAH-gen BIT-eh ahm EN-de

[FRAH-gen BIT-eh ahm EN-de]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Setting this rule up front is normal and not rude. Germans generally respect it, though a senior colleague may still interrupt with a quick question.

Phrase Breakdown

Fragen bitte

FRAH-gen BIT-eh

Questions please

'Fragen' has a long 'a': FRAH-gen. The German 'r' is made in the back of the throat.

Example

Fragen bitte per E-Mail.

Questions by email, please.

Words in this phrase

Fragen

[FRAH-gen]

questions

Plural noun for things you ask to get information.

Example

Auf einem Karriereevent sollte man Fragen stellen.

At a career event, one should ask questions.

bitte

[BIT-eh]

please

Polite word for requests.

Example

Einen Moment, bitte.

One moment, please.

am Ende.

ahm EN-de

at the end

'am' is short for 'an dem'. Both 'e' sounds in 'Ende' are pronounced: EN-de.

Example

Wir essen am Ende zusammen.

We eat together at the end.

Words in this phrase

[ahm]

at the

Indicating a specific location or time.

Example

Am Himmel sind Sterne.

There are stars in the sky.

Ende

[EN-de]

end

The final part of something; neuter noun (das Ende).

Example

Am Ende gibt es Kaffee.

At the end there is coffee.

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