How to Say ‘Left side’ in German
Linke Seite
LINK-uh ZY-tuh
[LINK-uh ZY-tuh]
💬 Usage Tip: In German, 'links' and 'rechts' are often used for quick directions. Remember, 'links' sounds like 'links' of a chain.
🇩🇪 In Germany: In Germany, when describing something from a driver's perspective, directions like 'links' (left) might be crucial during driving.
Phrase Breakdown
Linke
[LINK-uh]
left
Referring to the side which is left when facing forward.
Die Linke Seite der Straße ist gesperrt.
The left side of the street is closed.
Seite
[ZY-tuh]
side
A position to the left or right of an object.
Die Linke Seite des Gebäudes ist lang.
The left side of the building is long.
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