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How to Say ‘Please check the audio.’ in German

Bitte prüfe den Ton.

BIT-tuh PROOF-uh dayn tohn

[BIT-tuh PROOF-uh dayn tohn]

💬 Usage Tip: Prüfe is the informal singular command from prüfen = to check. Den Ton uses the accusative because Ton is the direct object. Ton can mean sound, audio, or tone depending on context.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Good audio matters hugely in German productions too—maybe even more than beginners expect. Slightly imperfect video is often tolerated; bad sound usually is not.

Phrase Breakdown

Bitte

[BIT-tuh]

please

polite word used in requests and instructions

Example

Bitte prüfe den Ton. Wir starten gleich.

Please check the sound. We are starting in a moment.

prüfe

[PROOF-uh]

check

imperative form meaning examine or test something

Example

Bitte prüfe den Ton. Das Mikro rauscht noch.

Please check the sound. The microphone is still noisy.

den

[dayn]

the

masculine accusative definite article

Example

Bitte prüfe den Ton. Der Kunde hört genau hin.

Please check the sound. The client is listening carefully.

Ton

[tohn]

sound

audio quality or audio signal in recording or live production

Example

Bitte prüfe den Ton. Er ist auf dem linken Kanal zu leise.

Please check the sound. It is too quiet on the left channel.

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