How to Say ‘With a limited view’ in German
Mit eingeschränkter Sicht
mit INE-geh-shrenk-ter zikht
[mit INE-geh-shrenk-ter zikht]
💬 Usage Tip: After mit, the describing word takes an -er ending before a die-word like Sicht. Compare mit guter Sicht "with a good view".
Phrase Breakdown
Mit
[mit]
with
Preposition used to show accompaniment or included elements.
Mit echten Momenten wirkt der Film glaubwürdig.
With real moments, the film feels believable.
eingeschränkter
[INE-geh-shrenk-ter]
restricted / limited
Adjective form of 'eingeschränkt', meaning limited.
Ein Platz mit eingeschränkter Bewegungsfreiheit.
A seat with limited legroom.
Sicht
[zikht]
view / visibility
How well you can see from a place.
Von hier hat man gute Sicht.
You have a good view from here.
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