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How to Say ‘With the guests’ in German

Mit den Gästen

mit dayn GES-ten

[mit dayn GES-ten]

💬 Usage Tip: After mit, die Gäste becomes den Gästen, with an extra -n. Plurals after mit add -n when they can: mit den Kindern.

Phrase Breakdown

Mit

[mit]

with

A preposition used to show accompaniment.

Example

Mit dem Taxi fahre ich zum Bahnhof.

I am going to the train station with the taxi.

den

[dayn]

the (dative plural)

Article form used for plural nouns after 'mit'.

Example

Ich gehe mit den Kindern.

I go with the children.

Gästen

[GES-ten]

guests

Dative plural of 'der Gast', a hotel visitor.

Example

Das Hotel hat viele Gästen geholfen.

The hotel helped many guests.

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