How to Say ‘The whole station’ in German
Den ganzen Bahnhof
DEHN GAHN-tsen BAHN-hohf
[DEHN GAHN-tsen BAHN-hohf]
💬 Usage Tip: After durch, der Bahnhof becomes den Bahnhof, and ganze picks up an n to become ganzen. Same pattern: durch den Park "through the park".
Phrase Breakdown
Den
[DEHN]
The (accusative form)
Defines a specific object in the accusative case.
Ich nehme den Cappuccino.
I'll take the cappuccino.
ganzen
[GAHN-tsen]
whole / entire
Form of 'ganz' as an adjective meaning all of it.
Ich habe den ganzen Tag gewartet.
I waited the whole day.
Bahnhof
[BAHN-hohf]
train station
The main railway station or a train station.
Der Bahnhof ist nicht weit von hier.
The train station is not far from here.
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