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How to Say ‘In case there are any questions’ in German

Falls es Rückfragen gibt

fahls RUEK-frah-gen

[fahls RUEK-frah-gen]

💬 Usage Tip: falls "in case" sends the verb to the very end: es gibt Rückfragen becomes falls es Rückfragen gibt. Rückfragen means "follow-up questions", not just any question.

Phrase Breakdown

Falls es

fahls

In case there

'Falls' means 'in case' or 'if'. It sends the verb to the end of the clause. Link the two words smoothly: 'falls-es'.

Example

Falls es regnet, bleiben wir zu Hause.

In case it rains, we'll stay home.

Words in this phrase

Falls

[fahls]

in case, if

Introduces a possible condition.

Example

Falls es regnet, bleiben wir drinnen.

In case it rains, we stay inside.

Rückfragen gibt

RUEK-frah-gen

are follow-up questions

'Rückfragen' are questions asked to clarify something. 'Es gibt' means 'there is/are', and here 'gibt' moves to the end. Pronounce 'ü' with rounded lips.

Example

Wenn es Rückfragen gibt, rufen Sie an.

If there are any questions, give us a call.

Words in this phrase

Rückfragen

[RUEK-frah-gen]

follow-up questions

Questions asked later to clarify something.

Example

Haben Sie noch Rückfragen?

Do you have any further questions?

gibt

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