How to Say ‘In the kitchen and in the bathroom?’ in German
In der Küche und im Bad?
in dair KUE-khe oont im baht
[in dair KUE-khe oont im baht]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Landlords ask this to work out whether one tap or the whole boiler is at fault. That decides which tradesman they call.
Phrase Breakdown
In der Küche
in dair KUE-khe
In the kitchen
'Küche' has the 'ü' sound (round your lips and say 'ee') and a soft 'ch'.
Ich koche in der Küche.
I cook in the kitchen.
Words in this phrase
In
[in]
in
Expressing the situation of something that is or appears to be enclosed or surrounded by something else.
Das Haus steht in Trümmern.
The house is in ruins.
der
[dair]
the
Feminine article in the dative case, used after 'in' for location.
Das steht in der Zeitung.
That's in the newspaper.
Küche
[KUE-khe]
kitchen
The room where you cook.
Ich koche in der Küche.
I cook in the kitchen.
und im Bad?
oont im baht
and in the bathroom?
'Im' is short for 'in dem'. The final 'd' in 'Bad' sounds like a 't'.
Das Handtuch ist im Bad.
The towel is in the bathroom.
Words in this phrase
und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
im
[im]
in the
A contraction of in dem, commonly used before masculine or neuter nouns in the dative case.
Im Gespräch mit Mitarbeitenden erfährt man viel über die Firma.
In conversation with employees, you learn a lot about the company.
Bad
[baht]
bathroom
Room with shower, bath or sink.
Das Bad ist neben dem Schlafzimmer.
The bathroom is next to the bedroom.
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