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How to Say ‘Please bring your health insurance card.’ in German

Bitte bringen Sie Ihre Versichertenkarte mit.

BIT-teh BRING-en zee EE-reh fer-ZIKH-er-ten-kar-teh mit

[BIT-teh BRING-en zee EE-reh fer-ZIKH-er-ten-kar-teh mit]

Phrase Breakdown

Bitte bringen Sie

BIT-teh BRING-en zee

Please bring

The start of a polite formal request. 'Sie' with a capital S is the formal 'you'. Say 'bringen' as 'BRING-en'.

Example

Bitte bringen Sie einen Stift.

Please bring a pen.

Words in this phrase

Bitte

[BIT-teh]

please

Polite word used in requests and answers.

Example

Für vier Personen, bitte, wenn möglich.

For four people, please, if possible.

bringen

[BRING-en]

bring

With 'mit' it forms 'mitbringen', to bring along.

Example

Bringen Sie bitte Obst mit.

Please bring some fruit along.

Sie

[zee]

you (formal)

Formal pronoun Sie used to address one person politely.

Example

Kommen Sie bitte herein.

Please come in.

Ihre Versichertenkarte mit.

EE-reh fer-ZIKH-er-ten-kar-teh mit

your health insurance card along

'Versichertenkarte' is the health insurance card you show at the doctor's. Stress 'VER-SICH-er-ten-kar-te' on 'SICH', and say 'ch' softly, like a hiss. 'mit' completes the verb 'mitbringen'.

Example

Ich habe meine Versichertenkarte dabei.

I have my health insurance card with me.

Words in this phrase

Ihre

[EE-reh]

your

Formal possessive form meaning your when speaking politely to one person or a group.

Example

Kommt Ihre Familie auch mit?

Is your family coming too?

Versichertenkarte

[fer-ZIKH-er-ten-kar-teh]

health insurance card

The card proving your health insurance, shown at the doctor's.

Example

Ich habe meine Versichertenkarte vergessen.

I forgot my health insurance card.

mit

[mit]

along / with

This separable particle completes the idea of 'taking something along'.

Example

Nehmt die Ladegeräte mit ins Studio.

Take the chargers along into the studio.

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