How to Say ‘I am going to the Black Forest.’ in German
Ich fahre in den Schwarzwald.
ikh FAH-reh in dayn SHVARTS-valt
[ikh FAH-reh in dayn SHVARTS-valt]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich fahre
ikh FAH-reh
I'm driving / I'm going
'Fahren' means to go by vehicle. 'Fahre' has a long 'a': 'FAH-reh'.
Ich fahre mit dem Auto.
I'm going by car.
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 morgen nach Köln.
I'm going to Cologne tomorrow.
in den Schwarzwald.
in dayn SHVARTS-valt
to the Black Forest
Regions with an article use 'in' plus the accusative. Say it as 'in den SHVARTS-valt'.
Sie reist in den Schwarzwald.
She's travelling to the Black Forest.
Words in this phrase
in
[in]
into / to
With accusative, 'in' shows movement into a region or place.
Wir fahren in die Berge.
We are going to the mountains.
den
[dayn]
the
Masculine accusative article used before 'Termin.'
Ich muss den Termin verschieben.
I have to reschedule the appointment.
Schwarzwald
[SHVARTS-valt]
Black Forest
A large wooded mountain region in southwest Germany.
Der Schwarzwald ist sehr grün.
The Black Forest is very green.
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