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How to Say ‘Please let us know’ in German

Sagen Sie bitte Bescheid

ZAH-gen zee BIT-tuh be-SHITE

[ZAH-gen zee BIT-tuh be-SHITE]

Phrase Breakdown

Sagen Sie bitte

ZAH-gen zee BIT-tuh

please tell / let … know

This is the formal imperative: the verb comes first, followed by 'Sie'.

Example

Sagen Sie bitte Ihren Namen.

Please say your name.

Words in this phrase

Sagen

[ZAH-gen]

tell / say

Formal imperative of 'sagen' when used with 'Sie'.

Example

Sagen Sie mir bitte Ihren Namen.

Please tell me your name.

Sie

[zee]

you (formal)

Formal pronoun Sie used to address one person politely.

Example

Kommen Sie bitte herein.

Please come in.

bitte

[BIT-tuh]

please

A polite word used in requests; it can also mean you're welcome depending on context.

Example

Bitte warten Sie kurz.

Please wait a moment.

Bescheid

[be-SHITE]

notice / word

Used in 'Bescheid sagen' = to let someone know.

Example

Sag mir Bescheid, wenn du fertig bist.

Let me know when you're done.

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