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German Phrase

Unser letztes Angebot: $5,000 für den Service.

/ˈʊnzɐ ˈlɛt͡stəs ˈʔanɡəboːt ˈfʏnf ˈtaʊ̯zənt fyːɐ̯ dɛn ˈzɜːʁvɪs/
Meaning"Our final offer: $5,000 for the service."
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Meaning

This sentence means “Our final offer: $5,000 for the service.” It is typically used at the end of a price negotiation to present the last, non‑negotiable amount the seller is willing to accept.

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When to use

Use this phrase in business negotiations, sales meetings, or any situation where you need to state a conclusive price for a service. It signals that the speaker is not willing to lower the price further.

✦Grammar Breakdown

UnserletztesAngebot:$5,000fürdenService.

1

Unser

Possessive pronoun in nominative masculine/neuter singular; agrees with the noun it modifies.

2

letztes

Attributive adjective with weak declension; neuter singular nominative to match "Angebot".

3

Angebot

Neuter noun meaning “offer” or “proposal”, used here as the subject of the sentence.

4

für

Preposition that always takes the accusative case.

5

den Service

Definite article "den" is accusative masculine singular; "Service" is a borrowed masculine noun meaning “service”.

🗨In Conversation

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Unser letztes Angebot: $5,000 für den Service.

Our final offer: $5,000 for the service.

Das klingt fair, wir akzeptieren das Angebot.

That sounds fair, we accept the offer.

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✕Common Mistakes

  • Unser letzte Angebot: $5,000 für den Service.

    The adjective must agree with the neuter noun "Angebot"; use "letztes" (neuter nominative).

  • Unser letztes Angebot: $5,000 für der Service.

    "für" requires the accusative case, so the masculine article must be "den".

↔Alternatives

  • Unser finales Angebot: $5,000 für die Dienstleistung.

    Our final offer: $5,000 for the service.

  • Wir bieten zuletzt $5,000 für den Service an.

    We are now offering $5,000 for the service.

  • Unser Endangebot beträgt $5,000 für den Service.

    Our final offer amounts to $5,000 for the service.

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Cultural Tip

In German business culture, clarity and directness are valued. Stating "Unser letztes Angebot" makes it clear that the price is final, so be prepared to either accept the deal or walk away. Also, using the exact amount (including the currency symbol) shows professionalism and precision.