How to Say ‘Lindenhof Restaurant, good evening!’ in German
Restaurant Lindenhof, guten Abend!
res-tow-RAHNG LIN-den-hohf goo-ten ah-bent
[res-tow-RAHNG LIN-den-hohf goo-ten ah-bent]
🇩🇪 In Germany: German businesses usually answer the phone with their name first, then a greeting. Don't wait for a 'how can I help you'; just say what you want.
Phrase Breakdown
Restaurant Lindenhof,
res-tow-RAHNG LIN-den-hohf
Restaurant Lindenhof,
The restaurant's name when answering the phone. 'Lindenhof' is 'LIN-den-hohf', with stress on the first syllable.
Hier ist Restaurant Lindenhof.
This is Restaurant Lindenhof.
Words in this phrase
Restaurant
[res-tow-RAHNG]
restaurant
A place where people eat meals; same meaning as in English.
Hinter dem Restaurant gibt es Parkplätze.
Behind the restaurant there are parking spaces.
Lindenhof
[LIN-den-hohf]
Lindenhof (restaurant name)
A proper name meaning 'linden-tree courtyard', common for German inns and restaurants.
Wir essen heute im Lindenhof.
We are eating at the Lindenhof today.
guten Abend!
goo-ten ah-bent
good evening!
An evening greeting. The 'd' at the end of 'Abend' sounds like a 't'.
Guten Abend, wie kann ich helfen?
Good evening, how can I help?
Words in this phrase
guten
[goo-ten]
Good evening
A greeting used in the evening.
Er kam nach Hause und sagte 'Guten Abend'.
He came home and said 'Good evening'.
Abend
[ah-bent]
Good evening
A greeting used in the evening.
Er kam nach Hause und sagte 'Guten Abend'.
He came home and said 'Good evening'.
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