How to Say ‘At home’ in German
Zu Hause
tsoo HOW-zeh
[tsoo HOW-zeh]
💬 Usage Tip: zu Hause means being at home. Going home is nach Hause: Ich gehe nach Hause "I'm going home".
Phrase Breakdown
Zu
[tsoo]
at
In 'zu Hause' it means at (home).
Ich bin heute zu Hause.
I am at home today.
Hause
[HOW-zeh]
home
Old dative form of 'Haus', used in 'zu Hause' (at home).
Wir bleiben zu Hause.
We stay at home.
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