How to Say ‘Shall we tell the team?’ in German
Sagen wir es dem Team?
ZAH-gen veer es dehm teem
[ZAH-gen veer es dehm teem]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting the verb before wir turns it into a suggestion, like "shall we". Swap in Machen wir eine Pause? "Shall we take a break?"
Phrase Breakdown
Sagen wir es
ZAH-gen veer es
Shall we tell it
Putting the verb first turns this into a suggestion: 'shall we...?'. 'Sagen' sounds like 'ZAH-gen'.
Sagen wir es morgen?
Shall we say it tomorrow?
Words in this phrase
Sagen
[ZAH-gen]
tell / say
Formal imperative of 'sagen' when used with 'Sie'.
Sagen Sie mir bitte Ihren Namen.
Please tell me your name.
wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
es
[es]
it
A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
Es ist ein schöner Tag.
It is a beautiful day.
dem Team?
dehm teem
to the team?
This is the dative case ('to the team'), so 'das Team' becomes 'dem Team'. 'Team' is pronounced as in English.
Ich danke dem Team.
I thank the team.
Words in this phrase
dem
[dehm]
the
A definite article used before a noun to specify it as something known or unique.
Die Kinder spielen im Garten dem Hauses.
The children play in the garden of the house.
Team
[teem]
team
A group of people working together toward a shared goal.
Ein gutes Team kommuniziert offen.
A good team communicates openly.
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