How to Say ‘I am going to the Baltic Sea.’ in German
Ich fahre an die Ostsee.
ikh FAH-reh ahn dee OST-zay
[ikh FAH-reh ahn dee OST-zay]
🇩🇪 In Germany: The Baltic coast is a classic German summer holiday spot, so expect crowded trains and beaches in July and August.
Phrase Breakdown
Ich fahre
ikh FAH-reh
I'm going (by vehicle)
Use 'fahren' when you travel by car, train or bus. Say 'ich FAH-reh'.
Ich fahre heute weg.
I'm going away today.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
fahre
[FAH-reh]
go / travel (by vehicle)
First-person form of 'fahren', to go somewhere by car, train, etc.
Ich fahre mit dem Auto.
I'm going by car.
an die Ostsee.
ahn dee OST-zay
to the Baltic Sea
'An die' shows movement toward the sea. Stress the first syllable: 'OST-zeh'.
Im Sommer fahren viele an die Ostsee.
In summer, many people go to the Baltic Sea.
Words in this phrase
an
[ahn]
to
Preposition marking the recipient of something sent.
Ich schreibe an meine Kollegin.
I'm writing to my colleague.
die
[dee]
the
Definite article used to specify something already known.
Die Katze ist süß.
The cat is cute.
Ostsee
[OST-zay]
Baltic Sea
The sea on Germany's northeastern coast, a popular beach destination.
Die Ostsee ist im Sommer warm.
The Baltic Sea is warm in summer.
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