English–German
“with” in German
How to say “with” in German
“With” in German is mit.
A person or thing stays alongside another as a companion, tool, or means of getting somewhere.
Example sentences with mit
Ich fahre heute mit dem Zug.
Today I am going by train.
Tips for using mit
- Mit always takes the dative, as in mit meiner Schwester and mit dem Schlüssel, regardless of whether it introduces a person or an instrument.