How to Say ‘How big is the room?’ in German
Wie groß ist das Zimmer?
vee grohs ist dahs TSIM-mer
[vee grohs ist dahs TSIM-mer]
Phrase Breakdown
Wie groß ist
vee grohs ist
How big is
'Wie groß' asks about size. The 'ß' sounds like a sharp 's'.
Wie groß ist die Wohnung?
How big is the apartment?
Words in this phrase
Wie
[vee]
how
Question word used to ask about amount or manner.
Für wie viele Gäste reservieren Sie?
For how many guests are you reserving?
groß
[grohs]
big / large
Describes size; with rooms it means how large.
Das Haus ist sehr groß.
The house is very big.
ist
[ist]
is
A form of the verb 'sein' used for singular subjects.
Für viele Bewerber Ist ein gutes Teamklima entscheidend.
For many applicants, a good team climate is crucial.
das Zimmer?
dahs TSIM-mer
the room?
'Zimmer' is neuter, so it takes 'das'. The 'Z' sounds like 'ts'.
Das Zimmer ist schön.
The room is nice.
Words in this phrase
das
[dahs]
the
Definite article used with the noun 'Gespräch.'
Das Gespräch hat mir neue Einblicke gegeben.
The conversation gave me new insights.
Zimmer
[TSIM-mer]
room
A neuter noun (das Zimmer) for a room in a home or building, such as a bedroom or office; the plural is also Zimmer.
Das Zimmer ist etwa zwanzig Quadratmeter groß.
The room is about twenty square meters in size.
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