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How to Say ‘To take the tablets’ in German

Die Tabletten nehmen

dee tah-BLEH-ten NAY-men

[dee tah-BLEH-ten NAY-men]

💬 Usage Tip: Germans nehmen "take" medicine just like in English. The verb goes after the object: Medikamente nehmen "to take medication".

Phrase Breakdown

Die

[dee]

the

Definite article used to specify something already known.

Example

Die Katze ist süß.

The cat is cute.

Tabletten

[tah-BLEH-ten]

tablets / pills

Plural of 'die Tablette', a pill of medicine.

Example

Die Tabletten sind im Schrank.

The tablets are in the cupboard.

nehmen

[NAY-men]

take

To choose or accept something.

Example

Wir nehmen das Menü.

We'll take the set menu.

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