How to Say ‘I'll drive you’ in German
Ich fahre Sie
ikh FAH-reh ZEE
[ikh FAH-reh ZEE]
💬 Usage Tip: With travel by vehicle, German often says [ich fahre Sie] for 'I'll drive you' — literally 'I drive you'. Don't copy English [drive to] here; the person can be the direct object: [Ich fahre Sie zum Bahnhof].
Phrase Breakdown
Ich fahre
ikh FAH-reh
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.
Ich komme sofort.
I am coming right away.
fahre
[FAH-reh]
drive
To operate and control the direction and speed of a vehicle.
Ich fahre oft nach Berlin.
I often drive to Berlin.
Sie
[ZEE]
you (formal)
Formal pronoun for a person being spoken to.
Ich bringe Sie nach Hause.
I will take you home.
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