How to Say ‘At your place / with you’ in German
Bei Ihnen
bye EE-nen
[bye EE-nen]
🇩🇪 In Germany: In service situations, [bei Ihnen] often means [at your place] rather than literally [near you]. So [Gibt es bei Ihnen Parkplätze?] asks about parking at the restaurant, not the employee personally.
Phrase Breakdown
Bei
[bye]
at / with
Preposition meaning at, by, or with; here it refers to a business or place.
Bei Ihrem Restaurant gibt es doch eine Garage, oder?
There is a garage at your restaurant, right?
Ihnen
[EE-nen]
you / your place
Dative form of formal 'you', often meaning 'at your place' in this context.
Kann man bei Ihnen reservieren und parken?
Can one reserve and park at your place?
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