How to Say ‘Then we'll see you on Thursday.’ in German
Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.
dahn ZAY-en veer oons ahm DON-ers-tahk
[dahn ZAY-en veer oons ahm DON-ers-tahk]
💬 Usage Tip: German often uses [sich sehen] for arranging or confirming a meeting: [Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.] literally says [Then we'll see each other on Thursday]. You can swap the day: [Dann sehen wir uns am Freitag.]
Phrase Breakdown
Dann
[dahn]
then
Used to connect to the next agreed step: 'then'.
Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.
Then we’ll see each other on Thursday.
sehen
[ZAY-en]
see
Verb form of 'sehen' meaning 'see' here, as in 'see each other'.
Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.
Then we’ll see each other on Thursday.
wir
[veer]
we
Subject pronoun meaning 'we'.
Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.
Then we’ll see each other on Thursday.
uns
[oons]
each other / ourselves
Reflexive pronoun in 'wir sehen uns', meaning 'each other'.
Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.
Then we’ll see each other on Thursday.
Am Donnerstag
ahm DON-ers-tahk
On Thursday
Time expression using 'am' for days of the week.
Am Donnerstag habe ich Zeit.
I have time on Thursday.
Words in this phrase
am
[ahm]
on the
Contraction of 'an dem'; used with days to mean 'on'.
Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.
Then we’ll see each other on Thursday.
Donnerstag
[DON-ers-tahk]
Thursday
The day of the week Thursday.
Dann sehen wir uns am Donnerstag.
Then we’ll see each other on Thursday.
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