How to Say ‘Working from home’ in German
Homeoffice
HOHM-of-fis
[HOHM-of-fis]
💬 Usage Tip: Despite looking English, Homeoffice is a German coinage. English speakers say "working from home" or "remote work", not "home office".
Phrase Breakdown
Homeoffice
[HOHM-of-fis]
working from home
German term borrowed from English for remote work at home.
Heute mache ich Homeoffice.
Today I'm working from home.
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