How to Say ‘What is your email address?’ in German
Wie ist Ihre E-Mail-Adresse?
vee ist EE-reh EE-mayl-ah-DRESS-eh
[vee ist EE-reh EE-mayl-ah-DRESS-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: German asks Wie ist...? "How is...?" where English says "What is...?" when asking for names, addresses or numbers. Same pattern: Wie ist Ihre Telefonnummer? "What is your phone number?".
Phrase Breakdown
Wie ist Ihre
vee ist EE-reh
What is your
German uses 'wie' (how), not 'was', to ask for names and addresses. 'Ihre' is the formal 'your'.
Wie ist Ihre Nummer?
What is your number?
Words in this phrase
Wie
[vee]
what
With 'ist' asking for a name or number, German uses 'wie' where English says 'what'.
Wie ist dein Name?
What is your name?
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your
Formal possessive form meaning your when speaking politely to one person or a group.
Kommt Ihre Familie auch mit?
Is your family coming too?
E-Mail-Adresse?
EE-mayl-ah-DRESS-eh
email address?
'E-Mail' is pronounced as in English. 'Adresse' has the stress on the second syllable: a-DRES-se.
Meine E-Mail-Adresse ist neu.
My email address is new.
Words in this phrase
E-Mail-Adresse
[EE-mayl-ah-DRESS-eh]
email address
A feminine compound noun (die E-Mail-Adresse) for where you send emails.
Meine E-Mail-Adresse steht auf der Karte.
My email address is on the card.
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