How to Say ‘In our garden’ in German
Bei uns im Garten
bye oons im GAR-ten
[bye oons im GAR-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: bei uns means "at our place". Swap the person in: bei mir "at my place", bei euch "at your place".
Phrase Breakdown
Bei uns
bye oons
At our place
'bei uns' means at our home. 'Bei' sounds like 'by', and 'uns' sounds like 'oons'.
Kommst du heute zu uns? Wir essen bei uns.
Are you coming over today? We are eating at our place.
Words in this phrase
Bei
[bye]
with / at (someone's place)
Preposition with dative; 'bei jemandem' means at someone's home.
Ich wohne bei meiner Oma.
I live at my grandma's.
uns
[oons]
us
Object pronoun referring to us, often after a verb like call or contact.
Uns können Sie jederzeit wegen der Reservierung erreichen.
You can reach us at any time regarding the reservation.
im Garten
im GAR-ten
in the garden
'im' means 'in the'. 'Garten' is masculine. The 'r' is soft, almost silent: 'GAH-ten'.
Die Kinder spielen im Garten.
The children are playing in the garden.
Words in this phrase
im
[im]
in the
A contraction of in dem, commonly used before masculine or neuter nouns in the dative case.
Im Gespräch mit Mitarbeitenden erfährt man viel über die Firma.
In conversation with employees, you learn a lot about the company.
Garten
[GAR-ten]
garden
An outdoor garden area, often a pleasant view from a table.
Auf den Garten zu schauen ist sehr entspannend.
Looking onto the garden is very relaxing.
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