How to Say ‘I am traveling to Munich.’ in German
Ich reise nach München.
ikh RY-zeh nahkh MUEN-shen
[ikh RY-zeh nahkh MUEN-shen]
Phrase Breakdown
Ich reise
ikh RY-zeh
I travel
'Ich' has a soft 'ch' sound. 'Reise' sounds like 'RYE-zeh'.
Ich reise morgen.
I'm travelling tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
reise
[RY-zeh]
travel
First-person singular form of 'reisen' (to travel).
Ich reise im Mai.
I am traveling in May.
nach München.
nahkh MUEN-shen
to Munich
'München' is Munich. For 'ü', say 'ee' with rounded lips. The final 'chen' has a soft 'ch'.
Wir fliegen nach München.
We're flying to Munich.
Words in this phrase
nach
[nahkh]
to
Used to express direction or destination.
Ich gehe nach Hause.
I am going home.
München
[MUEN-shen]
Munich
A large city in southern Germany, capital of Bavaria.
München liegt in Bayern.
Munich is in Bavaria.
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