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How to Say ‘Perfect, I'm looking forward to it!’ in German

Perfekt, ich freu mich!

pair-FEKT ikh froy mikh

[pair-FEKT ikh froy mikh]

🇩🇪 In Germany: A warm, friendly sign-off that signals interest without being over the top. It's very common in date planning.

Phrase Breakdown

Perfekt,

pair-FEKT

perfect

Stress the second syllable: per-FEKT.

Example

Perfekt, das passt.

Perfect, that works.

Words in this phrase

Perfekt

[pair-FEKT]

perfect

Used to say something is exactly right or ideal.

Example

Perfekt, dann sehen wir uns am Dienstag.

Perfect, then we'll see each other on Tuesday.

ich freu mich!

ikh froy mikh

I'm looking forward to it!

'eu' sounds like 'oy'. Both 'ch' sounds are soft and hissing.

Example

Ich freu mich auf dich!

I'm looking forward to seeing you!

Words in this phrase

ich

[ikh]

The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.

Example

Ich bin da.

I am here.

freu

[froy]

am glad / look forward

Casual short form of 'freue'; 'sich freuen' means to be happy or look forward.

Example

Ich freu mich auf das Wochenende.

I'm looking forward to the weekend.

mich

[mikh]

myself

A reflexive pronoun used with certain verbs like 'sich bedanken.'

Example

Ich wollte mich für Ihre Zeit bedanken.

I wanted to thank you for your time.

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