How to Say ‘Do we need anything else?’ in German
Brauchen wir noch etwas?
BROW-khen veer nokh ET-vas
[BROW-khen veer nokh ET-vas]
💬 Usage Tip: This is a natural checklist question. Word-for-word: 'Need we still something?' but in real English: 'Do we need anything else?'
🇩🇪 In Germany: In German work culture, asking this before departure sounds proactive and professional, not nervous.
Phrase Breakdown
Brauchen
[BROW-khen]
do we need
A question form of 'brauchen' used to ask if something is necessary.
Brauchen wir noch etwas für das Set?
Do we need anything else for the set?
wir
[veer]
we
The pronoun for a group including the speaker.
Brauchen wir noch Ersatzkarten?
Do we need more backup memory cards?
Noch etwas
nokh ET-vas
anything else
Means 'something more' or 'any additional thing'.
Braucht ihr noch etwas?
Do you need anything else?
Words in this phrase
noch
[nokh]
still / else / more
Adds the idea of something additional or remaining.
Brauchen wir noch Licht?
Do we still need lighting?
etwas
[ET-vas]
something / anything
Refers to an unspecified item or need.
Brauchen wir noch etwas für die Kamera?
Do we need anything else for the camera?
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