How to Say ‘By Friday, please.’ in German
Bis Freitag, bitte.
bis FRY-tahk BIT-eh
[bis FRY-tahk BIT-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: bis means "by" or "until" and goes straight before days or times with no extra word. Other examples are bis Montag and bis 17 Uhr "by 5 pm".
Phrase Breakdown
Bis
[bis]
by, until
Indicates a time limit.
Bitte antworten Sie bis Freitag.
Please reply by Friday.
Freitag
[FRY-tahk]
Friday
The day of the week before Saturday; masculine noun.
Am Freitag haben wir noch Plätze frei.
On Friday we still have seats free.
bitte
[BIT-eh]
please
Polite word for requests.
Einen Moment, bitte.
One moment, please.
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