How to Say ‘Shall we keep chatting tomorrow?’ in German
Schreiben wir morgen weiter?
SHRY-ben veer MOR-gen VY-ter
[SHRY-ben veer MOR-gen VY-ter]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding weiter to a verb means "keep doing it": weiterschreiben splits, and weiter goes to the end. Same pattern: wir reden morgen weiter "we'll keep talking tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Schreiben wir
SHRY-ben veer
shall we write / do we write
The verb comes first, which turns it into a question. Pronounce 'ei' like English 'eye': SHRY-ben veer.
Schreiben wir eine E-Mail?
Shall we write an email?
Words in this phrase
Schreiben
[SHRY-ben]
write, text
Form of 'schreiben' (to write); in chats it means to message.
Wir schreiben uns jeden Tag.
We text each other every day.
wir
[veer]
we
Pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Wir arbeiten gern zusammen.
We like working together.
morgen weiter?
MOR-gen VY-ter
tomorrow, continue
'weiter' means 'further' and here means 'continue'. 'ei' sounds like 'eye': MOR-gen VY-ter. Let your voice rise at the end.
Wir machen morgen weiter.
We'll continue tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
morgen
[MOR-gen]
tomorrow
Refers to the day after today.
Morgen habe ich mehr Zeit zum Schreiben.
Tomorrow I have more time for writing.
weiter
[VY-ter]
on, continue
With a verb, it means to keep doing something.
Lies bitte weiter.
Please keep reading.
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