How to Say ‘An ATM’ in German
Einen Geldautomaten
EYE-nen GELT-ow-toe-mah-ten
[EYE-nen GELT-ow-toe-mah-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: Geldautomaten is the form used after einen, so the ending changes from the basic dictionary form Geldautomat. You'll see the same pattern with many masculine nouns: ein Automat → einen Automaten.
Phrase Breakdown
Einen
[EYE-nen]
An
Indefinite article used to indicate singular nouns.
Wir suchen einen Geldautomaten.
We are looking for an ATM.
Geldautomaten
[GELT-ow-toe-mah-ten]
ATM
Automated Teller Machine, for cash withdrawals.
Der Geldautomat ist außer Betrieb.
The ATM is out of order.
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