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How to Say ‘A table for two, please.’ in German

Einen Tisch für zwei, bitte.

EYE-nen tish fyr tsvy BIT-teh

[EYE-nen tish fyr tsvy BIT-teh]

Phrase Breakdown

Einen Tisch

EYE-nen tish

A table

'einen' is the accusative form for a masculine noun. 'Tisch' sounds like 'tish'.

Example

Ich suche einen Tisch.

I'm looking for a table.

Words in this phrase

Einen

[EYE-nen]

Indefinite article before a masculine accusative noun.

Example

Ich plane einen kurzen Austausch nächste Woche.

I am planning a short exchange next week.

Tisch

[tish]

table

A table at a restaurant.

Example

Wir brauchen einen Tisch am Fenster.

We need a table by the window.

für zwei, bitte.

fyr tsvy BIT-teh

for two, please

'zwei' starts with 'ts': 'tsvai'. 'für' has the rounded 'ü' sound.

Example

Für zwei Personen, bitte.

For two people, please.

Words in this phrase

für

[fyr]

for

A preposition indicating purpose or destination.

Example

Das ist für dich.

This is for you.

zwei

[tsvy]

Two

The number following one; one more than one.

Example

Ich hätte gerne zwei.

I would like two.

bitte

[BIT-teh]

please

Polite word used in requests and answers.

Example

Für vier Personen, bitte, wenn möglich.

For four people, please, if possible.

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