German Phrase
Schau dir unsere Preisliste für Details an.
Meaning
The sentence invites the listener to look at the price list in order to get more detailed information. It is informal and commonly used in marketing or casual communication.
When to use
Use this phrase on a website, in an email newsletter, or in a spoken conversation when you want to direct someone to a price overview. In formal business letters switch to the polite form ‘Sie’.
✦Grammar Breakdown
SchaudirunserePreislistefürDetailsan
Imperative (schauen)
‘Schau’ is the informal singular imperative of the verb ‘schauen’, meaning ‘to look’.
Reflexive dative (dir)
‘dir’ is the dative reflexive pronoun that pairs with ‘schauen’ in the construction ‘sich etwas anschauen’.
Possessive adjective (unsere)
‘unsere’ agrees in gender, number, and case with the noun ‘Preisliste’ (feminine, accusative).
Separable verb (ansehen)
‘an’ is the separable prefix of ‘ansehen’; in the main clause it moves to the end of the sentence.
Preposition + Accusative (für)
‘für’ always governs the accusative case; ‘Details’ is therefore in the accusative plural.
🗨In Conversation
Wo finde ich die genauen Kosten für das Projekt?
Where can I find the exact costs for the project?
Schau dir unsere Preisliste für Details an.
Take a look at our price list for details.
✕Common Mistakes
Schau Sie sich unsere Preisliste für Details an.
Mixing the formal ‘Sie’ with the informal reflexive ‘dir’ creates a register clash.
Schau dir unsere Preisliste für Details an.
While grammatically correct, native speakers often say ‘für weitere Details’ or ‘für mehr Details’ for clarity.
Schau dir an unsere Preisliste für Details.
Placing the separable prefix ‘an’ in the middle of the sentence breaks the verb structure.
↔Alternatives
Sieh dir unsere Preisliste für weitere Informationen an.
Look at our price list for further information.
Bitte sehen Sie sich unsere Preisliste für Details an.
Please view our price list for details.
Wirf einen Blick auf unsere Preisliste, um mehr zu erfahren.
Take a glance at our price list to learn more.
Cultural Tip
‘Schau dir … an’ is colloquial and works well in blogs, social media, or casual emails. In formal German business communication you should use the polite form ‘Bitte sehen Sie sich … an’ to show respect and maintain professionalism.

