hier, bitte schon!
Does 'hier, bitte schon!' really translate as a sentence to 'here you go!' in German? It's just its literal translation in English would be 'here, please beautiful!' and I'm a little confused by it :/
Thanks in advance :)
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hier, bitte schon!
Does 'hier, bitte schon!' really translate as a sentence to 'here you go!' in German? It's just its literal translation in English would be 'here, please beautiful!' and I'm a little confused by it :/Thanks in advance :)
Yes, "hier bitte schön" means "here you are". It's the sentence you say if you're giving someone something or if you've done something for someone.
But I like your translation 'here please beautiful' much more haha :)
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'Bitte schön.' and 'Bitte sehr.' are the phrases Germans use in response to 'Danke!'. The only context I can imagine where 'Hier, bitte schön!' does make sense is if you received something from that person. If you ordered food in a restaurant the waitress might say 'Hier, *puts down your meal* bitte schön.' I hope this helps but I am not sure how qualified I really am to answer your question since I don't know how to use 'hero you go'.
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