How to Say ‘A step-free side entrance’ in German
Ein ebenerdiger Seiteneingang
ine AY-ben-air-di-ger ZY-ten-ine-gahng
[ine AY-ben-air-di-ger ZY-ten-ine-gahng]
💬 Usage Tip: ebenerdig literally means "at ground level". After ein, it takes -er for a der word: ein ebenerdiger Eingang.
Phrase Breakdown
Ein
[ine]
a; an
The article used before the masculine noun "Schuss."
In „Wow, was für ein Schuss!“ steht „ein“ vor „Schuss“.
In "Wow, what a shot!", "ein" comes before "Schuss."
ebenerdiger
[AY-ben-air-di-ger]
level, at ground level
Adjective: on the same level as the ground, no steps.
Der Zugang ist ebenerdig.
The access is at ground level.
Seiteneingang
[ZY-ten-ine-gahng]
side entrance
An entrance at the side of a building.
Bitte nutzen Sie den Seiteneingang.
Please use the side entrance.
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