How to Say ‘Don't worry, I'll make a note of that.’ in German
Keine Sorge, ich vermerke das so.
kigh-neh ZOR-geh ikh fair-MAIR-keh dahs
[kigh-neh ZOR-geh ikh fair-MAIR-keh dahs]
Phrase Breakdown
Keine Sorge,
kigh-neh ZOR-geh
Don't worry,
Literally 'no worry', a common reassurance. Stress 'KEI' and 'SOR'.
Keine Sorge, alles ist gut.
Don't worry, everything is fine.
Words in this phrase
Keine
[kigh-neh]
no
Not a single one; indicating the absence of something.
Es gibt keinen einzigen, und auch keine mehr zu finden.
There is not a single one, and also no more to find.
Sorge
[ZOR-geh]
worry
Noun for concern; 'Keine Sorge' means don't worry.
Keine Sorge, alles ist gut.
Don't worry, everything is fine.
ich vermerke das so.
ikh fair-MAIR-keh dahs
I'll note it down like that.
This confirms that the request is recorded. Stress 'ver-MER-ke'.
Gut, ich vermerke das so.
Good, I'll note it like that.
Words in this phrase
ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
vermerke
[fair-MAIR-keh]
note down
Form of 'vermerken', to make a note of something.
Ich vermerke Ihren Wunsch.
I'll note your request.
das
[dahs]
that / it
'Das' can mean 'that' or 'it', depending on context.
Das macht Spaß beim WM-Schauen.
That is fun when watching the World Cup.
so
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