How to Say ‘With a measuring device’ in German
Mit einem Messgerät
mit INE-em MES-geh-rate
[mit INE-em MES-geh-rate]
💬 Usage Tip: After mit, ein becomes einem for words like das Messgerät. Same swap: mit einem Arzt "with a doctor".
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
A preposition meaning 'with.'
Ich feiere mit meinen Freunden.
I celebrate with my friends.
einem
[INE-em]
A
An article used to refer to a single unit of something.
Hast du das in einem großen Geschäft gekauft?
Did you buy it in a large store?
Messgerät
[MES-geh-rate]
measuring device
A device for measuring, e.g. blood sugar or blood pressure; neuter noun.
Das Messgerät ist ganz einfach.
The measuring device is very simple.
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