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German Phrase

Logg dich in dein Online-Banking ein.

/lɔk dɪç ɪn daɪn ˈɔnlaɪn ˈbaŋkɪŋ aɪn/
Meaning"Log in to your online banking."
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Meaning

A direct, informal command telling someone to log in to their online banking account. The sentence uses the colloquial verb ‘loggen’ and the reflexive pronoun ‘dich’, making it sound friendly and conversational.

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When to use

Use this phrase with friends, family members, or colleagues when you are speaking informally. In a professional or customer‑service setting you would switch to the formal ‘Sie’ form.

Grammar Breakdown

LoggdichindeinOnline-Bankingein

1

Imperative (colloquial)

‘Logg’ is the informal imperative of the verb ‘loggen’, a loan verb from English meaning ‘to log’. In standard German you could also use ‘Logge’.

2

Reflexive pronoun

‘dich’ is the accusative reflexive pronoun that belongs to the verb ‘einloggen’ (to log in).

3

Separable verb particle

‘ein’ is the separable prefix of ‘einloggen’. In the imperative it moves to the end of the clause.

4

Preposition ‘in’

‘in’ introduces the location (the online‑banking portal) and is followed by the accusative.

5

Possessive ‘dein’

‘dein’ is the informal possessive adjective matching the masculine/neuter noun ‘Online‑Banking’.

6

Compound noun

‘Online‑Banking’ is a German compound noun borrowed from English; the hyphen is optional but common in written German.

🗨In Conversation

A

Logg dich in dein Online-Banking ein.

Log in to your online banking.

Klar, ich mache das gleich.

Sure, I’ll do it right away.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Logg dich in deine Online-Banking ein.

    ‘deine’ is the feminine form; ‘Online‑Banking’ is neuter, so the correct possessive is ‘dein’.

  • Logg du in dein Online-Banking ein.

    The reflexive pronoun must be ‘dich’, not the subject pronoun ‘du’.

  • Logg dich in dein Online Banking ein.

    The compound noun should be hyphenated or written as one word; ‘Online‑Banking’ is the standard spelling.

  • Logg dich in dein Online-Banking.

    The separable prefix ‘ein’ must stay at the end of the clause in the imperative.

Alternatives

  • Melde dich bei deinem Online-Banking an.

    Sign in to your online banking.

  • Logge dich in dein Online-Banking ein.

    Log in to your online banking.

  • Gib deine Zugangsdaten im Online-Banking ein.

    Enter your login details in online banking.

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Cultural Tip

German distinguishes clearly between informal ‘du’ and formal ‘Sie’. In a bank’s official communication you would say ‘Loggen Sie sich in Ihr Online‑Banking ein.’ The verb ‘loggen’ is a relatively new loanword; some native speakers still prefer the older ‘einloggen’. Always keep your login data private and avoid sharing it in public places.