How to Say ‘Then please come back.’ in German
Dann kommen Sie bitte wieder.
dan KOM-en zee BIT-eh VEE-der
[dan KOM-en zee BIT-eh VEE-der]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Coming back usually means calling the practice for a new appointment rather than just turning up. Ask Brauche ich einen Termin? "Do I need an appointment?"
Phrase Breakdown
Dann kommen Sie
dan KOM-en zee
Then come
'Dann' means 'then'. It is followed by the formal imperative 'kommen Sie'. The 'a' in 'dann' is short.
Dann kommen Sie morgen.
Then come tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Dann
[dan]
then
Used to indicate a time following another event.
Dann gehe ich nach Hause.
Then I will go home.
kommen
[KOM-en]
come
Formal imperative/verb form of 'kommen'; with 'wieder' it means come back.
Kommen Sie morgen!
Come tomorrow!
Sie
[zee]
you
The formal 'you' used in polite professional conversations.
Ich freue mich, Sie hier auf der Jobmesse zu sehen.
I am pleased to see you here at the job fair.
bitte wieder.
BIT-eh VEE-der
back, please.
'Wieder' (again, back) has a long 'ie' sound: 'VEE-der'. Let your voice fall at the end.
Ich komme morgen wieder.
I'll come back tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
bitte
[BIT-eh]
please
Polite word for requests.
Einen Moment, bitte.
One moment, please.
wieder
[VEE-der]
again
Adverb meaning once more.
Komm bald wieder!
Come again soon!
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