How to Say ‘Restaurant Linde, good evening.’ in German
Restaurant Linde, guten Abend.
res-tow-RAHNG LIN-deh goo-ten ah-bent
[res-tow-RAHNG LIN-deh goo-ten ah-bent]
🇩🇪 In Germany: German businesses usually answer the phone with their name before any greeting. You can go straight into your request without asking whether you've reached the right place.
Phrase Breakdown
Restaurant Linde,
res-tow-RAHNG LIN-deh
Restaurant Linde,
How staff answer the phone: the restaurant's name. 'Restaurant' keeps its French sound, with a nasal ending: 'res-to-RAHN'. 'Linde' is 'LIN-deh'.
Restaurant Linde, Sie sprechen mit Anna.
Restaurant Linde, you're speaking with Anna.
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.
Linde
[LIN-deh]
Linde (linden tree; restaurant name)
Means linden or lime tree; often used as a name for restaurants and inns.
Die Linde steht im Garten.
The linden tree stands in the garden.
guten Abend.
goo-ten ah-bent
good evening.
A standard evening greeting. Say 'GOO-ten AH-bent'. The final 'd' in 'Abend' sounds like a 't'.
Guten Abend, Frau Müller!
Good evening, Mrs. Müller!
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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