How to Say ‘Right, here's Gartenstraße.’ in German
So, hier ist die Gartenstraße.
zoh heer ist dee GAR-ten-shtrah-se
[zoh heer ist dee GAR-ten-shtrah-se]
💬 Usage Tip: So at the start of a sentence isn't "so" as in "therefore". It works like "right" or "okay then", announcing that something is finished or about to happen.
Phrase Breakdown
So, hier ist
zoh heer ist
So, here is
'So' is a filler word meaning 'well' or 'there we go'. Say it with a long 'o': 'zo'.
So, hier ist Ihr Zimmer.
So, here is your room.
Words in this phrase
So
[zoh]
well / right
Filler word marking the start or end of something, like 'so then'.
So, wir sind da.
Right, we're here.
hier
[heer]
here
Refers to this place, such as the current event or location.
Es ist gut, hier neue Leute kennenzulernen.
It is good to meet new people here.
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
die Gartenstraße.
dee GAR-ten-shtrah-se
Garden Street.
This is a feminine street name with 'die'. Say 'ß' as a sharp 's'.
Wo ist die Gartenstraße?
Where is Garden Street?
Words in this phrase
die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
Gartenstraße
[GAR-ten-shtrah-se]
Gartenstraße
A street name; literally "Garden Street."
Die Gartenstraße ist nicht weit.
Gartenstraße is not far.
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