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How to Say ‘Gate B12’ in German

Gate B12

gayt bay-TSVURLF

[gayt bay-TSVURLF]

💬 Usage Tip: Letters and numbers are read the German way: (gate bay TSVURLF).

Phrase Breakdown

Gate

[gayt]

gate

Boarding gate at an airport.

Example

Gehen Sie zum Gate A5.

Go to gate A5.

B12

[bay-TSVURLF]

B12

Gate number, read as letter plus number.

Example

Der Flug geht von B12.

The flight leaves from B12.

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