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How to Say ‘Where is the check-in?’ in German

Wo ist der Check-in?

voh ist dair CHECK-in

[voh ist dair CHECK-in]

Phrase Breakdown

Wo ist

voh ist

Where is

'Wo' sounds like 'vo', because German 'w' is pronounced like English 'v'. Link the words: 'vo-ist'.

Example

Wo ist der Bahnhof?

Where is the train station?

Words in this phrase

[voh]

where

A question word used to ask about a place or location.

Example

Wo ist die Apotheke?

Where is the pharmacy?

ist

[ist]

Ist is the third-person singular form of sein, meaning is.

Example

Ist das alles für Sie?

Is that all for you?

der Check-in?

dair CHECK-in

the check-in?

'Check-in' is borrowed from English and pronounced almost the same. It is masculine, so it takes 'der'.

Example

Der Check-in ist dort.

The check-in is over there.

Words in this phrase

der

[dair]

the

Feminine article in the dative case, used after 'in' for location.

Example

Das steht in der Zeitung.

That's in the newspaper.

Check-in

[CHECK-in]

check-in

Masculine noun from English; the flight registration desk.

Example

Der Check-in ist links.

The check-in is on the left.

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