How to Say ‘Do you just ring at the side entrance?’ in German
Klingelt man am Seiteneingang einfach?
KLING-elt mahn ahm ZY-ten-ine-gahng INE-fakh
[KLING-elt mahn ahm ZY-ten-ine-gahng INE-fakh]
Phrase Breakdown
Klingelt man
KLING-elt mahn
Does one ring
The verb comes first in a yes/no question. Stress 'KLING'.
Klingelt man hier?
Does one ring here?
Words in this phrase
Klingelt
[KLING-elt]
rings (the bell)
From 'klingeln', to ring a doorbell.
Klingeln Sie bitte zweimal.
Please ring twice.
man
[mahn]
one / you / people
An impersonal pronoun used for general statements about what people do.
Man merkt schnell, ob die Kultur offen ist.
You quickly notice whether the culture is open.
am Seiteneingang
ahm ZY-ten-ine-gahng
at the side entrance
'am' = 'an dem' (at the). 'Seiteneingang' is 'Seite' (side) + 'Eingang' (entrance). Stress 'ZYE'.
Wir warten am Seiteneingang.
We're waiting at the side entrance.
Words in this phrase
am
[ahm]
at the
Indicating a specific location or time.
Am Himmel sind Sterne.
There are stars in the sky.
Seiteneingang
[ZY-ten-ine-gahng]
side entrance
An entrance at the side of a building.
Der Seiteneingang ist offen.
The side entrance is open.
einfach?
INE-fakh
just / simply?
Say 'INE-fakh'. The 'ch' after 'a' is a throaty sound, like clearing your throat softly.
Das ist ganz einfach.
That's very simple.
Words in this phrase
einfach
[INE-fakh]
just
Softens a suggestion, meaning 'just go ahead and'.
Komm einfach vorbei.
Just come by.
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