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How to Say ‘Where should we meet?’ in German

Wo treffen wir uns?

voh TREF-fen veer oons

[voh TREF-fen veer oons]

💬 Usage Tip: German says "meet ourselves": wir treffen uns. Same with ich treffe mich mit ihr "I'm meeting her".

Phrase Breakdown

Wo treffen

voh TREF-fen

where meet

'Wo' means 'where' and sounds like 'voh'.

Example

Wo treffen sich die Freunde?

Where are the friends meeting?

Words in this phrase

Wo

[voh]

where

Question word asking about location.

Example

Wo ist das Büro?

Where is the office?

treffen

[TREF-fen]

meet

The infinitive form meaning to meet someone.

Example

Es ist hilfreich, Recruiter persönlich zu treffen.

It is helpful to meet recruiters in person.

wir uns?

veer oons

we (each other)

'sich treffen' is reflexive, so 'uns' is needed: 'we meet ourselves' means 'we meet'.

Example

Heute sehen wir uns.

We'll see each other today.

Words in this phrase

wir

[veer]

we

Pronoun for a group including the speaker.

Example

Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.

We like working together.

uns

[oons]

us; ourselves

A reflexive pronoun used when the action refers back to the people involved.

Example

Es ist schön, dass wir uns kennengelernt haben.

It is nice that we got to know each other.

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