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How to Say ‘Where exactly at the station?’ in German

Wo genau am Bahnhof?

voh geh-NOW ahm BAHN-hohf

[voh geh-NOW ahm BAHN-hohf]

💬 Usage Tip: am is short for an dem "at the". You'll see it with many places: am Eingang "at the entrance".

Phrase Breakdown

Wo genau

voh geh-NOW

Where exactly

'Genau' means 'exactly' and is stressed on the second syllable: 'voh guh-NOW'.

Example

Wo genau wohnst du?

Where exactly do you live?

Words in this phrase

[voh]

Where

Used to ask for a place or position.

Example

Wo ist das Restaurant?

Where is the restaurant?

genau

[geh-NOW]

exactly

Asks for or gives precise details.

Example

Wo genau wohnst du?

Where exactly do you live?

am Bahnhof?

ahm BAHN-hohf

at the station

'Am' is short for 'an dem'. 'Bahnhof' sounds like 'BAHN-hohf'. Let your voice rise for the question.

Example

Ich warte am Bahnhof.

I'm waiting at the station.

Words in this phrase

[ahm]

at the

Indicating a specific location or time.

Example

Am Himmel sind Sterne.

There are stars in the sky.

Bahnhof

[BAHN-hohf]

train station

The main railway station or a train station.

Example

Der Bahnhof ist nicht weit von hier.

The train station is not far from here.

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