How to Say ‘A question about cancelling’ in German
Eine Frage zur Stornierung
EYE-nuh FRAH-guh tsoor shtor-NEE-roong
[EYE-nuh FRAH-guh tsoor shtor-NEE-roong]
Phrase Breakdown
Eine Frage
EYE-nuh FRAH-guh
A question
'Frage' is feminine (die Frage), so it takes 'eine'. Use a soft throaty 'r' and pronounce the final 'e' as a short 'uh'.
Ich habe eine Frage.
I have a 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.
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.
zur Stornierung
tsoor shtor-NEE-roong
about the cancellation
'Zur' is short for 'zu der'. 'Stornierung' means cancellation (of a booking). Say 'St' as 'sht', and stress stor-NIE-rung.
Hier sind die Infos zur Stornierung.
Here is the information about the cancellation.
Words in this phrase
zur
[tsoor]
to the
Contraction of 'zu der', used before feminine nouns.
Ich gehe zur Schule.
I go to school.
Stornierung
[shtor-NEE-roong]
cancellation
The act of cancelling a booking or order.
Die Stornierung ist kostenlos.
The cancellation is free of charge.
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