How to Say ‘Right next to the conservatory’ in German
Direkt neben dem Wintergarten
dee-REKT NAY-ben dehm VIN-ter-gar-ten
[dee-REKT NAY-ben dehm VIN-ter-gar-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: neben turns der Wintergarten into dem Wintergarten when it says where something is. Same with im Hof and am Eingang.
Phrase Breakdown
Direkt
[dee-REKT]
directly, right
Immediately, without anything in between.
Es ist direkt am Eingang.
It's right at the entrance.
neben dem Wintergarten
NAY-ben dehm VIN-ter-gar-ten
next to the conservatory
'Neben' plus the dative 'dem' means 'next to'. A 'Wintergarten' is a glass-walled conservatory; say 'VIN-ter-gar-ten'.
Der Tisch steht neben dem Fenster.
The table is next to the window.
Words in this phrase
neben
[NAY-ben]
next to
Preposition meaning beside.
Ich sitze neben dem Fenster.
I'm sitting next to the window.
dem
[dehm]
the
A definite article used before a noun to specify it as something known or unique.
Die Kinder spielen im Garten dem Hauses.
The children play in the garden of the house.
Wintergarten
[VIN-ter-gar-ten]
conservatory, winter garden
A glass-walled room with plants.
Wir essen im Wintergarten.
We eat in the conservatory.
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