How to Say ‘An aisle seat, please.’ in German
Einen Gangplatz, bitte.
IGH-nen GAHNG-plats BIT-teh
[IGH-nen GAHNG-plats BIT-teh]
Phrase Breakdown
Einen Gangplatz,
IGH-nen GAHNG-plats
An aisle seat
'Gang' means aisle. The 'ng' is said as in 'sing', without a hard 'g': 'GANG-plats'.
Haben Sie einen Gangplatz?
Do you have an aisle seat?
Words in this phrase
Einen
[IGH-nen]
a
A singular article used before nouns.
Ich lese einen Artikel.
I am reading an article.
Gangplatz
[GAHNG-plats]
aisle seat
A seat next to the aisle in a plane or train.
Ein Gangplatz ist bequemer für lange Flüge.
An aisle seat is more comfortable for long flights.
bitte.
BIT-teh
please
Say 'BIT-te', with the stress on the first syllable.
Zwei Tickets, bitte.
Two tickets, please.
Words in this phrase
bitte
[BIT-teh]
please
Polite word used when making requests.
Ich hätte gern ein Bier, bitte.
I would like a beer, please.
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