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How to Say ‘To this address, please.’ in German

Zu dieser Adresse, bitte.

tsoo DEE-zer ah-DRESS-uh BIT-teh

[tsoo DEE-zer ah-DRESS-uh BIT-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: After zu, diese "this" becomes dieser. The same thing happens after mit "with": mit dieser Karte "with this card".

Phrase Breakdown

Zu dieser

tsoo DEE-zer

To this

'Zu' sounds like 'tsoo'. 'dieser' means 'this' and sounds like 'DEE-zer'.

Example

Zu dieser Zeit ist es ruhig.

At this time it is quiet.

Words in this phrase

[tsoo]

Used to indicate direction or purpose.

Example

Ich habe es zu tun.

I have to do it.

dieser

[DEE-zer]

this

Points to the specific industry being discussed.

Example

„Dieser“ bezieht sich auf die Branche des Gesprächs.

“This” refers to the industry being discussed.

Adresse, bitte.

ah-DRESS-uh BIT-teh

address, please

German spells it with one 'd': 'ah-DRESS-eh'. 'bitte' sounds like 'BIT-teh'.

Example

Ihre Adresse, bitte.

Your address, please.

Words in this phrase

Adresse

[ah-DRESS-uh]

address

The location details of a home or building.

Example

Bitte notieren Sie meine Adresse für den Termin.

Please note my address for the appointment.

bitte

[BIT-teh]

please

Polite word used in requests and answers.

Example

Für vier Personen, bitte, wenn möglich.

For four people, please, if possible.

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