How to Say ‘I'll reserve the conservatory’ in German
Ich reserviere den Wintergarten
ikh reh-zer-VEE-reh dayn VIN-ter-gar-ten
[ikh reh-zer-VEE-reh dayn VIN-ter-gar-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: German uses the plain present tense for things about to happen: ich reserviere covers "I'll reserve". The same goes for Ich rufe morgen an "I'll call tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Ich reserviere
ikh reh-zer-VEE-reh
I'll reserve
This comes from 'reservieren', stressed on 'VIE': 're-zer-VEE-re'. The 'v' sounds like an English 'v'.
Ich reserviere einen Tisch.
I'll reserve a table.
Words in this phrase
Ich
[ikh]
I
The pronoun 'ich' in nominative form.
Ich bin da.
I am here.
reserviere
[reh-zer-VEE-reh]
reserve / am reserving
First person form of 'reservieren', to book in advance.
Ich reserviere einen Tisch für zwei.
I'm reserving a table for two.
den Wintergarten
dayn VIN-ter-gar-ten
the conservatory
A 'Wintergarten' is a glass-walled room or conservatory. 'Den' is the accusative masculine article. Say 'VIN-ter-garten'.
Wir essen im Wintergarten.
We're eating in the conservatory.
Words in this phrase
den
[dayn]
the
Definite article in the dative plural form used after this preposition.
Im Ausdruck Hinter den Kulissen steht den im Dativ Plural.
In the expression 'Behind the scenes', 'the' is in the dative plural.
Wintergarten
[VIN-ter-gar-ten]
conservatory / winter garden
A glass-walled room, often used for group dining.
Der Wintergarten ist sehr hell.
The conservatory is very bright.
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