How to Say ‘In the mountains’ in German
In den Bergen
iin dehn Behr-ghen
[iin dehn Behr-ghen]
💬 Usage Tip: After in, German often changes die Berge to den Bergen when you mean location, not movement. Compare in die Berge = going to the mountains, but in den Bergen = being in the mountains.
Phrase Breakdown
In
[iin]
In
Indicates location or position inside something.
Ich bin in der Stadt.
I am in the city.
den
[dehn]
the
Article denoting specific plural nouns.
In den Bergen.
In the mountains.
Bergen
[Behr-ghen]
mountains
Large natural elevations of the earth's surface.
Die Berge sind hoch.
The mountains are high.
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