How to Say ‘Gladly.’ in German
Gerne.
GEHR-nuh
[GEHR-nuh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Receptionists say gerne constantly as a friendly "sure, happy to". It works as a reply to almost any polite request.
Phrase Breakdown
Gerne
[GEHR-nuh]
gladly; certainly
Polite reply meaning you are happy to do something or agree.
Gerne, wir können einen Termin für die Besichtigung planen.
Certainly, we can plan an appointment for the site visit.
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