How to Say ‘Construction noise outside’ in German
Baulärm draußen
BOW-lairm DROW-sen
[BOW-lairm DROW-sen]
💬 Usage Tip: German glues words together for types of noise: Bau "construction" + Lärm. You can also say Straßenlärm "street noise" or Verkehrslärm "traffic noise".
Phrase Breakdown
Baulärm
[BOW-lairm]
construction noise
Noise from building work; Bau + Lärm.
Der Baulärm beginnt um sieben.
The construction noise starts at seven.
draußen
[DROW-sen]
outside
Means in the outdoor seating area.
Im Sommer wählen viele Gäste Möchten Sie lieber draußen sitzen? mit ja.
In summer, many guests answer Would you prefer to sit outside? with yes.
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