How to Say ‘Would you have a separate room for that?’ in German
Hätten Sie dafür einen separaten Raum?
HET-ten zee dah-FUER EYE-nen zeh-pah-RAH-ten rowm
[HET-ten zee dah-FUER EYE-nen zeh-pah-RAH-ten rowm]
Phrase Breakdown
Hätten Sie dafür
HET-ten zee dah-FUER
Would you have for that
'Hätten Sie' is a polite way to ask 'would you have'. 'Dafür' means 'for that' and is stressed on 'FÜR'.
Hätten Sie dafür Zeit?
Would you have time for that?
Words in this phrase
Hätten
[HET-ten]
would have
Polite subjunctive form of 'haben', used for courteous requests.
Hätten Sie einen Tisch frei?
Would you have a table free?
Sie
[zee]
you (formal)
Formal pronoun Sie used to address one person politely.
Kommen Sie bitte herein.
Please come in.
dafür
[dah-FUER]
for that / for it
Refers back to something already mentioned, here the planned event.
Ich brauche dafür mehr Zeit.
I need more time for that.
einen separaten Raum?
EYE-nen zeh-pah-RAH-ten rowm
a separate room?
This is the object of the question. Let your voice rise at the end.
Gibt es einen separaten Raum?
Is there a separate room?
Words in this phrase
einen
[EYE-nen]
an
Masculine accusative form of the indefinite article "ein."
Wir brauchen einen Termin.
We need an appointment.
separaten
[zeh-pah-RAH-ten]
separate
Adjective meaning apart or set aside from the rest.
Wir möchten einen separaten Tisch.
We would like a separate table.
Raum
[rowm]
room
A space or room inside a building, e.g. for a private event.
Der Raum hat Platz für dreißig Gäste.
The room has space for thirty guests.
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