How to Say ‘I note down’ in German
Ich notiere
ikh noh-TEE-ruh
[ikh noh-TEE-ruh]
💬 Usage Tip: [notieren] often sounds more natural in service German than a literal "write down." You'll hear it for requests, names, and reservation details.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich
[ikh]
I
"Ich" means "I" and is the first-person singular pronoun.
Ich notiere Ihren Wunsch sofort.
I will note your request right away.
notiere
[noh-TEE-ruh]
note down; make a note of
"notiere" means "note down" and is used when staff record a request or detail.
Ich notiere die Allergie direkt in Ihrer Reservierung.
I am noting the allergy directly in your reservation.
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