How to Say ‘By card’ in German
Mit Karte
mit KAR-teh
[mit KAR-teh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Cash is still widely used, and some cafés and small shops don't take cards, so it's worth asking first.
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
A preposition meaning 'with'.
Mit Blick klingt nach einem schönen Tisch.
'With a view' sounds like a nice table.
Karte
[KAR-teh]
card
Short for a bank or credit card; feminine noun (die Karte).
Ich habe meine Karte vergessen.
I forgot my card.
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