How to Say ‘Your last name’ in German
Ihren Nachnamen
EE-ren NAHKH-nah-men
[EE-ren NAHKH-nah-men]
Phrase Breakdown
Ihren
[EE-ren]
your
Formal possessive article in the accusative masculine form, used with 'Besuch'.
Auf Ihren Besuch am Freitag freuen wir uns schon.
We are already looking forward to your visit on Friday.
Nachnamen
[NAHKH-nah-men]
surname, last name
Family name; this form is used as a direct object.
Wie ist Ihr Nachname?
What is your last name?
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