How to Say ‘The dining room / guest room’ in German
Dem Gastraum
daym GAHST-rowm
[daym GAHST-rowm]
💬 Usage Tip: After [neben], German often changes [der] to [dem] when you mean a fixed location: [neben dem Gastraum] = next to the dining room. Same pattern: [neben dem Eingang], [neben der Toilette].
Phrase Breakdown
Dem
[daym]
the
Dative masculine/neuter form of the definite article, used with certain prepositions like 'neben'.
Der Aufzug ist bei Dem Eingang.
The elevator is by the entrance.
Gastraum
[GAHST-rowm]
dining room
The guest dining area in a restaurant where customers sit and eat.
Die Toilette liegt nahe am Gastraum.
The toilet is located near the dining room.
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