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How to Say ‘What's your room number?’ in German

Welche Zimmernummer haben Sie?

VEL-khuh TSIM-er-noom-er hah-ben zee

[VEL-khuh TSIM-er-noom-er hah-ben zee]

Phrase Breakdown

Welche Zimmernummer

VEL-khuh TSIM-er-noom-er

Which room number

'Welche' starts with a 'v' sound and ends in a soft 'ch'. Stress 'ZIM' in the compound noun.

Example

Welche Zimmernummer ist das?

Which room number is that?

Words in this phrase

Welche

[VEL-khuh]

which, what

Question word used to ask about a selection from several possibilities.

Example

Welche Optionen haben Sie?

Which options do you have?

Zimmernummer

[TSIM-er-noom-er]

room number

Compound noun: Zimmer (room) + Nummer (number); neuter? No, feminine: die Zimmernummer.

Example

Meine Zimmernummer ist 12.

My room number is 12.

haben Sie?

hah-ben zee

do you have?

This is the formal question form. Raise your voice slightly at the end.

Example

Welche Farbe haben Sie?

Which colour do you have?

Words in this phrase

haben

[hah-ben]

have

To possess or hold something.

Example

Ich habe ein Buch.

I have a book.

Sie

[zee]

You (formal)

Formal second-person pronoun.

Example

Denken Sie, dass Netzwerken wichtig ist?

Do you think networking is important?

Guides for German learners

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