How to Say ‘Yes, with TK.’ in German
Ja, bei der TK.
yah bai dair tay-KAH
[yah bai dair tay-KAH]
💬 Usage Tip: Use bei for the company you're insured with or work for: bei der AOK, bei Siemens.
🇩🇪 In Germany: TK is the Techniker Krankenkasse, one of the big public insurers. People just say the letters: (tay-kah).
Phrase Breakdown
Ja, bei
yah bai
Yes, with
'Ja' sounds like 'yah'. 'Bei' rhymes with 'by' and means 'with' or 'at' when naming your insurer.
Ja, bei meiner Bank.
Yes, at my bank.
Words in this phrase
Ja
[yah]
yes
A basic word for agreement, confirmation, or positive response.
Auf die Frage nach dem Konzept antwortet das Team klar mit Ja.
To the question about the concept, the team answers clearly with 'yes'.
bei
[bai]
with (a company)
Used to say which company or institution you are with.
Ich bin bei der AOK versichert.
I am insured with the AOK.
der TK.
dair tay-KAH
the TK (Techniker Krankenkasse)
TK is a large German health insurer. Say the letters the German way: 'tay-KAH', with stress on the K.
Ich bin bei der TK versichert.
I'm insured with the TK.
Words in this phrase
der
[dair]
the
Feminine article in the dative case, used after 'in' for location.
Das steht in der Zeitung.
That's in the newspaper.
TK
[tay-KAH]
TK (Techniker Krankenkasse)
Abbreviation of a large German health insurance company.
Die TK schickt mir eine Karte.
The TK is sending me a card.
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