How to Say ‘From the Brandt company’ in German
Von der Firma Brandt
fohn dair FEER-mah brahnt
[fohn dair FEER-mah brahnt]
💬 Usage Tip: After von, die Firma becomes der Firma. The same thing happens with other feminine words: von der Stadt "from the city".
Phrase Breakdown
Von der
fohn dair
from the
'von' takes the dative case, so 'die Firma' becomes 'der Firma'. 'Von' sounds like 'fon'.
Ich komme von der Arbeit.
I'm coming from work.
Words in this phrase
Von
[fohn]
from
Used to indicate the source, origin, or starting point of something.
Er kommt von Berlin.
He comes from Berlin.
der
[dair]
the
Feminine article in the dative case, used after 'in' for location.
Das steht in der Zeitung.
That's in the newspaper.
Firma Brandt
FEER-mah brahnt
Brandt company
'Firma' means company. The company name follows it directly. Roll or gargle the 'r' lightly.
Die Firma Brandt sucht Mitarbeiter.
The Brandt company is looking for employees.
Words in this phrase
Firma
[FEER-mah]
company
A noun meaning company or firm, useful in professional conversations.
Was ist typisch für Ihre Firma?
What is typical of your company?
Brandt
[brahnt]
Brandt (company name)
A German surname, used here as the name of a company.
Ich arbeite bei Brandt.
I work at Brandt.
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