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How to Say ‘With the client’ in German

Mit dem Kunden

mit dehm KOON-den

[mit dehm KOON-den]

💬 Usage Tip: After mit, der becomes dem, and Kunde gains an -n. Same pattern: mit dem Chef "with the boss".

Phrase Breakdown

Mit

[mit]

with; by

Preposition indicating the means or instrument used; takes the dative.

Example

Ich fahre mit dem Bus.

I go by bus.

dem

[dehm]

the

A definite article used before a noun to specify it as something known or unique.

Example

Die Kinder spielen im Garten dem Hauses.

The children play in the garden of the house.

Kunden

[KOON-den]

client, customer

Dative singular of 'der Kunde', used after 'mit'.

Example

Ich spreche mit dem Kunden.

I'm talking with the client.

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