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How to Say ‘Another beer, please.’ in German

Noch ein Bier, bitte.

nokh ine beer BIT-teh

[nokh ine beer BIT-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: noch ein means "one more" and works with anything: noch einen Kaffee, bitte.

Phrase Breakdown

Noch ein Bier,

nokh ine beer

Another beer

'Noch ein' means 'one more'. The 'ch' in 'noch' is the throaty sound from the back of the mouth, as in Scottish 'loch'. 'Bier' sounds like English 'beer'.

Example

Noch ein Wasser, bitte.

Another water, please.

Words in this phrase

Noch

[nokh]

another / still

Adds the idea of one more thing.

Example

Ich habe noch einen Vorschlag für unser Treffen.

I still have another suggestion for our meeting.

ein

[ine]

a / an

An indefinite article used before a neuter noun like 'Dessert'.

Example

Ich hätte gern ein Wasser.

I would like a water.

Bier

[beer]

beer

Neuter noun; a very popular drink in Germany.

Example

Das Bier ist kalt.

The beer is cold.

bitte.

BIT-teh

please

Say 'BIT-teh', with the stress on the first syllable. It makes any request polite.

Example

Die Karte, bitte.

The menu, please.

Words in this phrase

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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