How to Say ‘Where is the check-in counter?’ in German
Wo ist der Check-in-Schalter?
voh ist dare CHEK-in-shahl-ter
[voh ist dare CHEK-in-shahl-ter]
Phrase Breakdown
Wo
[voh]
where
question word used to ask about a place or location
Wo ist der Ausgang am Flughafen?
Where is the exit at the airport?
ist
[ist]
is
form of 'sein' meaning 'is'
Wo ist der Check-in-Schalter für meinen Flug?
Where is the check-in counter for my flight?
der
[dare]
the
definite article for a masculine singular noun; here it means 'the'
Der Check-in-Schalter öffnet um sechs Uhr.
The check-in counter opens at six o’clock.
Check-in-Schalter
[CHEK-in-shahl-ter]
check-in counter
the airport desk where you check in and drop off baggage
Der Check-in-Schalter ist in Halle B.
The check-in counter is in hall B.
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