How to Say ‘The second street on the left’ in German
Die zweite Straße links
dee TSVY-teh SHTRAH-seh links
[dee TSVY-teh SHTRAH-seh links]
Phrase Breakdown
Die zweite
dee TSVY-teh
The second
'Zweite' starts with 'tsv': TSVAI-te.
Die zweite Tür rechts.
The second door on the right.
Words in this phrase
Die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
zweite
[TSVY-teh]
second
Ordinal number for 2, used for dates like the 2nd of a month.
Heute ist der zweite April.
Today is the second of April.
Straße links
SHTRAH-seh links
street on the left
'Straße' begins with 'sht' and has a sharp s sound (ß). 'Links' means left.
Gehen Sie die Straße links.
Go down the street to the left.
Words in this phrase
Straße
[SHTRAH-seh]
street
A public road in a town.
Die Straße ist ruhig.
The street is quiet.
links
[links]
left
Adverb for direction: on or to the left side.
Gehen Sie hier links.
Go left here.
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