How to Say ‘Your documents’ in German
Ihre Unterlagen
EE-reh OON-ter-lah-gen
[EE-reh OON-ter-lah-gen]
💬 Usage Tip: "Ihre" is formal "your." "Unterlagen" is plural and often means paperwork or supporting documents.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Bring more papers than you think you need—this is classic Germany survival advice.
Phrase Breakdown
Ihre
[EE-reh]
your
Formal possessive word meaning your when speaking politely to one person or more than one person.
Ihre Unterlagen sind vollständig.
Your documents are complete.
Unterlagen
[OON-ter-lah-gen]
documents; papers
Plural noun for official documents, paperwork, or records.
Bitte bringen Sie die Unterlagen mit.
Please bring the documents with you.
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