How to Say ‘You're very welcome.’ in German
Sehr gern.
zair ghearn
[zair ghearn]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally: very gladly. A warm response to thanks, common in service interactions.
🇩🇪 In Germany: German has many ways to say you're welcome; Sehr gern sounds polite and pleasant.
Phrase Breakdown
Sehr
[zair]
very
An intensifier meaning very; in Sehr gern it strengthens the polite response.
Sehr gern helfe ich Ihnen mit einem neuen Termin.
I am very gladly helping you with a new appointment.
gern
[ghearn]
gladly
Used to say willingly or with pleasure; Sehr gern means you're very welcome.
Sehr gern, wir finden einen anderen Termin.
With pleasure, we will find another appointment.
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