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How to Say ‘Parking spaces at the building’ in German

Eigene Parkplätze am Haus

EYE-geh-neh PARK-plet-seh ahm hows

[EYE-geh-neh PARK-plet-seh ahm hows]

Phrase Breakdown

Eigene Parkplätze

EYE-geh-neh PARK-plet-seh

Own parking spaces

'eigene' means 'own' or 'private'. 'Parkplätze' is the plural of 'Parkplatz'. Say 'ä' like the 'e' in 'bed'.

Example

Wir haben eigene Zimmer.

We have our own rooms.

Words in this phrase

Eigene

[EYE-geh-neh]

own

Belonging to oneself.

Example

Wir haben einen eigenen Garten.

We have our own garden.

Parkplätze

[PARK-plet-seh]

parking spaces

Plural of 'Parkplatz', places to park a car.

Example

Es gibt genug Parkplätze.

There are enough parking spaces.

am Haus

ahm hows

at the building

'am' is short for 'an dem'. It means right at or next to the house.

Example

Der Garten ist am Haus.

The garden is by the house.

Words in this phrase

[ahm]

at the

Indicating a specific location or time.

Example

Am Himmel sind Sterne.

There are stars in the sky.

Haus

[hows]

house / building

Here the restaurant's own building.

Example

Das Haus ist sehr alt.

The building is very old.

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