How to Say ‘There's an announcement’ in German
Kommt eine Ansage
komt EYE-nuh AHN-zah-guh
[komt EYE-nuh AHN-zah-guh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ansage] is what you hear over the speakers: an announcement, not a personal notice. [Kommt eine Ansage] literally means "comes an announcement," but in natural English it's "there's an announcement" or "an announcement is coming."
Phrase Breakdown
Kommt
[komt]
comes
form of kommen meaning comes or is coming
Jetzt kommt eine Kontrolle.
Now a check is coming.
Eine Ansage
EYE-nuh AHN-zah-guh
an announcement
Public spoken announcement, often over a loudspeaker.
Es gab eine Ansage am Gate.
There was an announcement at the gate.
Words in this phrase
eine
[EYE-nuh]
a
indefinite article for a feminine noun
Eine Ansage kommt gleich.
An announcement is coming soon.
Ansage
[AHN-zah-guh]
announcement
a public message spoken over loudspeakers
Die Ansage nennt das Gate.
The announcement mentions the gate.
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