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How to Say ‘I've booked you in.’ in German

Ich habe Sie eingetragen.

ikh HAH-beh zee INE-geh-trah-gen

[ikh HAH-beh zee INE-geh-trah-gen]

💬 Usage Tip: eintragen "to enter, write down" splits around ge in the past: ein-ge-tragen, with the finished verb going to the very end. Same pattern: anrufen becomes ich habe angerufen.

Phrase Breakdown

Ich habe Sie

ikh HAH-beh zee

I have (put) you

'Ich' has a soft 'ch', like a whispered 'h' near 'ee'. 'Sie' is the formal 'you' and sounds like 'zee'.

Example

Ich habe Sie gesehen.

I saw you.

Words in this phrase

Ich

[ikh]

I

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

habe

[HAH-beh]

have

Form of "haben," meaning "have."

Example

Ich habe einen Termin.

I have an appointment.

Sie

[zee]

you (formal)

Formal pronoun Sie used to address one person politely.

Example

Kommen Sie bitte herein.

Please come in.

eingetragen.

INE-geh-trah-gen

down (registered / booked).

Past participle of 'eintragen' (to enter, to register). The 'ge' goes in the middle: 'INE-geh-trah-gen'.

Example

Ich bin eingetragen.

I'm registered.

Words in this phrase

eingetragen

[INE-geh-trah-gen]

entered / booked in

Past participle of 'eintragen': to write someone into a schedule or list.

Example

Ich habe den Termin im Kalender eingetragen.

I entered the appointment in the calendar.

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