How to Say ‘Our large table’ in German
Unser großer Tisch
OON-zer GROH-ser tish
[OON-zer GROH-ser tish]
💬 Usage Tip: After unser, groß takes -er to become großer. After der, it would be der große Tisch instead.
Phrase Breakdown
Unser
[OON-zer]
our
Possessive word for something belonging to 'us'.
Unser Restaurant ist heute voll.
Our restaurant is full today.
großer
[GROH-ser]
large
Form of 'groß' (big) used before a masculine noun after 'ein'.
Ich möchte einen großer Becher... nein: ein großer Tee, bitte.
A large tea, please.
Tisch
[tish]
table
Masculine noun (der Tisch); a piece of furniture where guests sit to eat.
Der Tisch am Fenster ist frei.
The table by the window is free.
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