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How to Say ‘With how many people?’ in German

Mit wie vielen Personen?

mit vee FEE-len per-ZOH-nen

[mit vee FEE-len per-ZOH-nen]

💬 Usage Tip: After mit, viele picks up an extra -n to become vielen. Plural nouns often take -n here too: mit den Kindern "with the children".

Phrase Breakdown

Mit wie vielen

mit vee FEE-len

With how many

'mit' takes the dative, so it is 'vielen'. Say 'v' like 'f'.

Example

Mit wie vielen Leuten kommst du?

With how many people are you coming?

Words in this phrase

Mit

[mit]

with

Preposition used to show accompaniment or included elements.

Example

Mit echten Momenten wirkt der Film glaubwürdig.

With real moments, the film feels believable.

wie

[vee]

how

Question word meaning "how".

Example

Wie heißt du?

What is your name?

vielen

[FEE-len]

many

A form of viel used in expressions like vielen Dank, meaning many or much depending on context.

Example

Vielen Dank für Ihre Zeit.

Many thanks for your time.

Personen?

per-ZOH-nen

people?

The plural of 'Person'. Stress the middle syllable.

Example

Drei Personen, bitte.

Three people, please.

Words in this phrase

Personen

[per-ZOH-nen]

people, persons

Plural of 'Person'; used to count guests.

Example

Der Tisch ist für zwei Personen.

The table is for two people.

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