How to Say ‘Is there a mobile unit?’ in German
Gibt es ein mobiles Gerät?
gibt ess ine moh-BEE-les geh-REHT
[gibt ess ine moh-BEE-les geh-REHT]
💬 Usage Tip: Gibt es means "is there" or "are there". Reuse it for anything: Gibt es einen Rabatt? "Is there a discount?"
Phrase Breakdown
Gibt es
gibt ess
Is there
A fixed expression for 'is there / are there'. In speech it often blends together as 'gibt's'.
Gibt es hier WLAN?
Is there Wi-Fi here?
Words in this phrase
Gibt
[gibt]
is there / are there
Form of 'geben' used to ask whether something exists or is available.
Gibt es einen Parkplatz hinter dem Restaurant?
Is there a parking lot behind the restaurant?
es
[ess]
it / there
Part of the fixed phrase Gibt es...? meaning is there...?.
Es gibt heute noch freie Tische.
There are still free tables today.
ein mobiles Gerät?
ine moh-BEE-les geh-REHT
a portable unit?
This is the object of 'es gibt' (accusative). The neuter form looks the same as the nominative. Let your voice rise at the end for the question.
Haben Sie ein mobiles Gerät?
Do you have a portable unit?
Words in this phrase
ein
[ine]
a
The indefinite article 'ein'.
Ich brauche ein Auto.
I need a car.
mobiles
[moh-BEE-les]
mobile, portable
Adjective mobil with neuter ending after ein.
Ich suche ein mobiles Gerät.
I'm looking for a portable device.
Gerät
[geh-REHT]
device, unit
Neuter noun for an appliance or machine.
Das Gerät ist neu.
The unit is new.
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