How to Say ‘At seven o'clock at my place.’ in German
Um sieben Uhr bei mir.
oom ZEE-ben oor bye MEER
[oom ZEE-ben oor bye MEER]
Phrase Breakdown
Um sieben Uhr
oom ZEE-ben oor
At seven o'clock
This gives the time. Say 'sieben' with a 'z' sound at the start ('ZEE-ben'). 'Uhr' sounds like 'oor'.
Ich stehe um sieben Uhr auf.
I get up at seven o'clock.
Words in this phrase
Um
[oom]
at
Used with clock times to say when something happens.
In „Um zehn Uhr“ zeigt „Um“ eine Uhrzeit an.
In “At ten o’clock,” “Um” indicates a clock time.
sieben
[ZEE-ben]
seven
The number seven; often used when giving a reservation time.
Die Reservierung ist um sieben für den Jahrestag.
The reservation is at seven for the anniversary.
Uhr
[oor]
o'clock
Used when telling the time.
Zehn Uhr ist in diesem Hotel eigentlich Ruhezeit.
Ten o'clock is normally quiet time in this hotel.
bei mir.
bye MEER
at my place.
'bei mir' means 'at my home'. 'bei' rhymes with English 'by', and 'mir' sounds like 'meer'.
Die Party ist bei mir.
The party is at my place.
Words in this phrase
bei
[bye]
at / with
A preposition meaning 'at,' 'with,' or 'by,' depending on context; often used in set phrases.
Bei diesem Blend schmeckt man Nussnoten.
With this blend, you can taste nutty notes.
mir
[MEER]
me
The person speaking or writing.
Was gibst du mir?
What will you give me?
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