How to Say ‘I'll take it.’ in German
Den nehme ich.
dayn NAY-meh ikh
[dayn NAY-meh ikh]
💬 Usage Tip: [den] means 'that one' or 'it' here, referring back to a masculine noun like [der Tisch]. If the thing were neuter, you'd say [das nehme ich].
Phrase Breakdown
Den
[dayn]
that one
Accusative masculine form of 'that'; here it refers to the table.
Den nehme ich, bitte.
I’ll take that one, please.
nehme
[NAY-meh]
take
From the verb 'nehmen'; used when choosing or accepting something.
Den nehme ich, bitte.
I’ll take that one, please.
ich
[ikh]
I
First-person singular subject pronoun.
Den nehme ich, bitte.
I’ll take that one, please.
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