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How to Say ‘The corner table’ in German

Den Ecktisch

dayn EK-tish

[dayn EK-tish]

💬 Usage Tip: der Ecktisch becomes den Ecktisch when it's the thing being offered or booked. Only words like der change this way; die and das stay the same.

Phrase Breakdown

Den

[dayn]

the

Definite article in the dative plural form used after this preposition.

Example

Im Ausdruck Hinter den Kulissen steht den im Dativ Plural.

In the expression 'Behind the scenes', 'the' is in the dative plural.

Ecktisch

[EK-tish]

corner table

A table in the corner of a room.

Example

Der Ecktisch ist sehr gemütlich.

The corner table is very cozy.

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