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How to Say ‘Is a window seat possible?’ in German

Geht ein Fensterplatz?

gayt ine FEN-ster-plats

[gayt ine FEN-ster-plats]

💬 Usage Tip: Geht ...? is a handy way to ask if something is possible: Geht ein Gangplatz? "Is an aisle seat possible?"

Phrase Breakdown

Geht

[gayt]

works / is possible

Means that an option is acceptable or possible.

Example

Per Banking-App geht das sofort.

Via banking app that works immediately.

ein

[ine]

The indefinite article 'ein'.

Example

Ich brauche ein Auto.

I need a car.

Fensterplatz

[FEN-ster-plats]

window seat

A seat next to the window on a plane or train.

Example

Ich hätte gern einen Fensterplatz.

I'd like a window seat.

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