How to Say ‘A quick question about parking’ in German
Eine kurze Frage zum Parken
EYE-nuh KOORTS-uh FRAH-guh tsoom PAR-ken
[EYE-nuh KOORTS-uh FRAH-guh tsoom PAR-ken]
🇩🇪 In Germany: A polite, efficient way to open a phone call to a restaurant. Staff appreciate it when you say upfront what you need.
Phrase Breakdown
Eine kurze Frage
EYE-nuh KOORTS-uh FRAH-guh
A quick question
This polite opener announces that you have a question.
Ich habe eine kurze Frage.
I have a quick question.
Words in this phrase
Eine
[EYE-nuh]
a
The feminine accusative article before 'Frage.'
Ich möchte Ihnen eine Frage zur Arbeitskultur stellen.
I would like to ask you a question about work culture.
kurze
[KOORTS-uh]
short
Describes something brief and concise.
Eine kurze Rückmeldung wäre hilfreich.
A short response would be helpful.
Frage
[FRAH-guh]
question
A noun meaning a question; useful when asking about company culture.
Meine Frage betrifft die Werte der Firma.
My question concerns the company's values.
zum Parken
tsoom PAR-ken
about parking
'zum' is short for 'zu dem'. 'Frage zu' means 'question about'.
Eine Frage zum Menü.
A question about the menu.
Words in this phrase
zum
[tsoom]
about the / regarding the
Contraction of 'zu dem'; here means 'concerning'.
Ich habe eine Frage zum Menü.
I have a question about the menu.
Parken
[PAR-ken]
parking
The verb 'to park' used as a noun.
Parken ist hier verboten.
Parking is forbidden here.
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