How to Say ‘A ticket, please’ in German
Eine Fahrkarte, bitte
EYE-nuh FAHR-kar-tuh BIT-tuh
[EYE-nuh FAHR-kar-tuh BIT-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: With feminine nouns, [ein] becomes [eine]: [eine Fahrkarte], [eine Toilette]. Compare masculine [einen Kaffee].
Phrase Breakdown
Eine
[EYE-nuh]
a
Feminine nominative/accusative form of the indefinite article, used here with Fahrkarte.
Ich möchte eine Fahrkarte nach Berlin.
I would like a ticket to Berlin.
Fahrkarte
[FAHR-kar-tuh]
ticket
A travel ticket for train, bus, tram, or similar transport.
Eine Fahrkarte, bitte, nur für eine Strecke.
A ticket, please, just for one way.
bitte
[BIT-tuh]
please
Used politely when requesting something.
Eine Fahrkarte, bitte, nach München.
A ticket, please, to Munich.
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