How to Say ‘What about the little nook by the window?’ in German
Und die kleine Nische am Fenster?
oont dee KLY-nuh NEE-sheh ahm FEN-ster
[oont dee KLY-nuh NEE-sheh ahm FEN-ster]
Phrase Breakdown
Und die kleine Nische
oont dee KLY-nuh NEE-sheh
And the small nook
'Und' ends with a 't' sound. Link 'und die' smoothly, then stress 'NI' in 'Nische'.
Und die kleine Küche?
And the small kitchen?
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
kleine
[KLY-nuh]
small
Describes something little in size, scale, or scope.
Kleine Treffen sind gut, um die Unternehmenskultur kennenzulernen.
Small meetings are good for getting to know the company culture.
Nische
[NEE-sheh]
nook / alcove
Feminine noun for a small recessed space.
Wir sitzen in einer Nische.
We're sitting in a nook.
am Fenster?
ahm FEN-ster
by the window?
'am' is short for 'an dem'. The 'F' is a normal 'f', and the final '-er' sounds like a soft 'ah'. Raise your voice at the end for a question.
Sitzt du am Fenster?
Are you sitting by the window?
Words in this phrase
am
[ahm]
at the
Indicating a specific location or time.
Am Himmel sind Sterne.
There are stars in the sky.
Fenster
[FEN-ster]
window
The window area in a restaurant, often a preferred seating location.
Viele Gäste möchten Am Fenster sitzen? fragen sie.
Many guests want to sit by the window, they ask.
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