How to Say ‘Please send me the details.’ in German
Bitte senden Sie mir die Details.
BIT-tuh ZEN-den zee meer dee day-TAILS
[BIT-tuh ZEN-den zee meer dee day-TAILS]
💬 Usage Tip: [senden] is a bit more formal than [schicken], but both mean [send]. [Bitte senden Sie mir ...] is polite and fits business messages well.
🇩🇪 In Germany: This sounds natural in an email or after a phone call with a company. In Germany, asking for written details is standard and often expected before agreeing to work.
Phrase Breakdown
Bitte
[BIT-tuh]
please
Polite word used to make a request more courteous.
Bitte senden Sie mir die Details.
Please send me the details.
senden
[ZEN-den]
send
Verb used when asking someone to transmit information or documents.
Bitte senden Sie mir die Details.
Please send me the details.
Sie
[zee]
you
Formal 'you' used when speaking politely to a company or provider.
Bitte senden Sie mir die Details.
Please send me the details.
mir
[meer]
to me, me
Pronoun showing the receiver of something.
Bitte senden Sie mir die Details.
Please send me the details.
die
[dee]
the
Definite article used with a plural noun here.
Bitte senden Sie mir die Details.
Please send me the details.
Details
[day-TAILS]
details
Specific information, specifications, or full description of the offer.
Bitte senden Sie mir die Details.
Please send me the details.
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