How to Say ‘I'll book you in.’ in German
Ich trage Sie ein.
ikh TRAH-guh zee ine
[ikh TRAH-guh zee ine]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally: I enter you in. German often uses practical verbs where English uses book or schedule.
🇩🇪 In Germany: The formal Sie is important here; at a doctor's office, formal language is the default.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich
[ikh]
I
Refers to the speaker, often the receptionist, performing the action.
Ich bestätige den Termin gleich.
I’ll confirm the appointment right away.
Trage Sie ein
TRAH-guh zee ine
enter you / put you on the list
Used for scheduling or registering someone for an appointment. In standard German: 'Ich trage Sie ein.'
Ich trage Sie für Donnerstag ein.
I will book you in for Thursday.
Words in this phrase
trage
[TRAH-guh]
enter / register
Means to record someone in the appointment book or system.
Ich trage alles im Kalender ein.
I enter everything in the calendar.
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal object pronoun used politely with patients or clients.
Ich sehe Sie am Donnerstag.
I’ll see you on Thursday.
ein
[ine]
in
Part of the separable verb eintragen, meaning to enter or schedule someone.
Ich plane Sie dafür ein.
I schedule you for that.
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