How to Say ‘At the train station’ in German
Am Bahnhof
ahm BAHN-hoff
[ahm BAHN-hoff]
💬 Usage Tip: Specifies location; crucial for travel interactions.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Germans value punctuality; arriving at the train station on time is expected.
Phrase Breakdown
Am
[ahm]
At the
Used to indicate location at the train station.
Ich treffe dich am Bahnhof.
I will meet you at the train station.
Bahnhof
[BAHN-hoff]
Train station
A central place where trains arrive and depart.
Wir sind am Bahnhof angekommen.
We arrived at the train station.
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