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How to Say ‘Over there, by the window.’ in German

Da drüben, am Fenster.

dah DROO-ben ahm FEN-ster

[dah DROO-ben ahm FEN-ster]

Phrase Breakdown

Da drüben,

dah DROO-ben

Over there,

Used when pointing to a place. In 'drüben', say 'ü' with rounded lips: DRÜ-ben.

Example

Der Drucker ist da drüben.

The printer is over there.

Words in this phrase

[dah]

there; in that

Refers to the point just made.

Example

Da bin ich anderer Meinung.

There I disagree.

drüben

[DROO-ben]

over there / across

Adverb for a place on the other side or a bit away.

Example

Das Hotel ist drüben.

The hotel is over there.

am Fenster.

ahm FEN-ster

by the window.

'am' is short for 'an dem'. 'Fenster' sounds like 'FEN-ster', with a soft '-er' ending.

Example

Ich sitze am Fenster.

I sit by the window.

Words in this phrase

[ahm]

at the

Indicating a specific location or time.

Example

Am Himmel sind Sterne.

There are stars in the sky.

Fenster

[FEN-ster]

window

Opening in a wall with glass.

Example

Der Tisch steht am Fenster.

The table is by the window.

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