How to Say ‘With a view of the river’ in German
Mit Blick auf den Fluss
mit blik owf dayn floos
[mit blik owf dayn floos]
💬 Usage Tip: In German, a view is "onto" something, using auf, and der Fluss becomes den Fluss. Same pattern: mit Blick auf den See "with a view of the lake".
Phrase Breakdown
Mit Blick
mit blik
With a view
'Blick' means view or glance. Use 'mit Blick auf' for 'with a view of'.
Ein Zimmer mit Blick aufs Meer.
A room with a sea view.
Words in this phrase
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.
Blick
[blik]
view
What you can see from a place; 'Blick auf' = view of.
Der Blick ist wunderbar.
The view is wonderful.
auf den Fluss
owf dayn floos
of the river
'Fluss' is masculine, and after 'Blick auf' it takes the accusative, so it becomes 'den'. The 'u' is short.
Wir schauen auf den Fluss.
We're looking at the river.
Words in this phrase
auf
[owf]
of / onto
After 'Blick', indicates what is seen.
Ein Zimmer mit Blick auf das Meer.
A room with a view of the sea.
den
[dayn]
the
Definite article in the dative plural form used after this preposition.
Im Ausdruck Hinter den Kulissen steht den im Dativ Plural.
In the expression 'Behind the scenes', 'the' is in the dative plural.
Fluss
[floos]
river
A large natural stream of water.
Der Fluss ist sehr breit.
The river is very wide.
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