How to Say ‘For me, the schnitzel, please.’ in German
Für mich das Schnitzel, bitte.
fyr mikh dahs SHNIT-sel BIT-teh
[fyr mikh dahs SHNIT-sel BIT-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: When ordering, you can leave out the verb entirely. Für mich plus the dish is enough: Für mich die Suppe, bitte.
Phrase Breakdown
Für mich
fyr mikh
For me
Use this to start your order. Round your lips for the 'ü' in 'für'. 'Mich' ends in a soft 'ch'.
Für mich einen Kaffee.
A coffee for me.
Words in this phrase
Für
[fyr]
for
A preposition indicating purpose or destination.
Das ist für dich.
This is for you.
mich
[mikh]
me
The pronoun 'mich' in accusative form.
Hast du etwas für mich?
Do you have something for me?
das Schnitzel, bitte.
dahs SHNIT-sel BIT-teh
the schnitzel, please.
Say 'SHNIT-tsel'. The 'tz' sounds like 'ts'.
Das Schnitzel ist sehr gut.
The schnitzel is very good.
Words in this phrase
das
[dahs]
the
Definite article used with the noun 'Gespräch.'
Das Gespräch hat mir neue Einblicke gegeben.
The conversation gave me new insights.
Schnitzel
[SHNIT-sel]
schnitzel
A thin, breaded and fried cutlet of meat.
Ich bestelle ein Schnitzel mit Pommes.
I order a schnitzel with fries.
bitte
[BIT-teh]
please
Polite word used in requests and answers.
Für vier Personen, bitte, wenn möglich.
For four people, please, if possible.
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