How do you say "I enter the table." in German?

"I enter the table." in German is "Ich trage den Tisch ein.". This phrase is commonly used in Germany.

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How to Say ‘I enter the table.’ in German

Q: What does "Ich trage den Tisch ein." mean in English?

"Ich trage den Tisch ein." means "I enter the table." in English. Usage tip: [eintragen] is a separable verb, so the [ein] moves to the end: [Ich trage den Tisch ein.] You'll see the same split in [Ich rufe Sie an.]

Ich trage den Tisch ein.

ikh TRAH-guh dayn tish ine

[ikh TRAH-guh dayn tish ine]

💬 Usage Tip: [eintragen] is a separable verb, so the [ein] moves to the end: [Ich trage den Tisch ein.] You'll see the same split in [Ich rufe Sie an.]

Phrase Breakdown

Ich

[ikh]

The first-person singular pronoun used for the speaker.

Example

Ich trage den Tisch ein.

I am entering the table reservation.

trage

[TRAH-guh]

enter

From 'eintragen'; here it means to enter or record something in a system or book.

Example

Ich trage den Tisch ein.

I am entering the table reservation.

den

[dayn]

the

Masculine accusative definite article used before 'Tisch'.

Example

Ich trage den Tisch ein.

I am entering the table reservation.

Tisch

[tish]

table

A table, especially a dining table in a restaurant.

Example

Ich trage den Tisch ein.

I am entering the table reservation.

ein

[ine]

Separable prefix from 'eintragen'; with 'trage' it completes the meaning 'enter/record'.

Example

Ich trage den Tisch ein.

I am entering the table reservation.

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