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How to Say ‘Look / look at’ in German

Schauen

SHOW-en

[SHOW-en]

💬 Usage Tip: Often used with 'an' as a separable verb: 'anschauen' = to look at.

🇩🇪 In Germany: In everyday German, 'schauen' sounds friendly and natural, often more conversational than 'betrachten.'

Phrase Breakdown

Schauen

[SHOW-en]

look / check

Verb meaning to look at or check something.

Example

Wir schauen uns die Leitungen an.

We are looking at the lines/pipes.

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