How to Say ‘From the cellar’ in German
Aus dem Keller
ows dehm KEL-ler
[ows dehm KEL-ler]
💬 Usage Tip: After aus, der and das words take dem: der Keller becomes aus dem Keller. Same with aus dem Haus "out of the house".
Phrase Breakdown
Aus
[ows]
from
A preposition used to indicate origin or a starting point.
Er kommt aus Berlin.
He comes from Berlin.
dem
[dehm]
the
A definite article used before a noun to specify it as something known or unique.
Die Kinder spielen im Garten dem Hauses.
The children play in the garden of the house.
Keller
[KEL-ler]
cellar, basement
Masculine noun for the room below a house.
Der Wein ist im Keller.
The wine is in the cellar.
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