How to Say ‘In four weeks’ in German
In vier Wochen
in feer VOKH-en
[in feer VOKH-en]
Phrase Breakdown
In
[in]
in (time from now)
With a time span, means after that time from now.
Kommen Sie in zwei Wochen wieder.
Come back in two weeks.
vier
[feer]
four
The number 4.
Haben Sie einen Tisch für vier Leute frei?
Do you have a table free for four people?
Wochen
[VOKH-en]
weeks
Plural of 'die Woche', a period of seven days.
Ich bleibe zwei Wochen hier.
I'm staying here for two weeks.
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