How to Say ‘For groups of eight or more’ in German
Bei Gruppen ab acht Personen
by GROO-pen ap per-ZOH-nen
[by GROO-pen ap per-ZOH-nen]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Group bookings often come with stricter rules, such as a set menu, a deposit or earlier cancellation deadlines. This phrase usually signals that those rules apply.
Phrase Breakdown
Bei Gruppen
by GROO-pen
For groups / in the case of groups
'Bei' plus the dative means 'in the case of'. The 'u' in 'Gruppen' is short, like in 'put'.
Bei Gruppen gelten andere Preise.
Different prices apply for groups.
Words in this phrase
Bei
[by]
in case of, if there are
Preposition meaning 'in the event of'.
Bei Schmerzen rufen Sie mich.
If you have pain, call me.
Gruppen
[GROO-pen]
groups
Plural of 'Gruppe', several people together.
Wir haben Angebote für Gruppen.
We have offers for groups.
ab acht Personen
ap per-ZOH-nen
of eight people or more
'Ab' marks the minimum number. Say 'acht' with a throaty 'ch'.
Das Menü gibt es ab acht Personen.
The set menu is available for eight people or more.
Words in this phrase
ab
[ap]
from, starting at
Preposition marking the starting point of a time.
Ab Montag arbeite ich nachts.
From Monday I work nights.
acht
Personen
[per-ZOH-nen]
people, persons
Plural of 'Person'; used when counting guests.
Ein Tisch für acht Personen, bitte.
A table for eight people, please.
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