How to Say ‘To Berlin’ in German
Nach Berlin
nahkh bair-LEEN
[nahkh bair-LEEN]
💬 Usage Tip: Use nach for travelling to cities and countries: nach München, nach Spanien. For a building or person you'd use zu instead: zum Bahnhof.
Phrase Breakdown
Nach
[nahkh]
to (a city/country)
Preposition used for travel destinations like cities and countries without an article.
Wir fahren morgen nach München.
We're going to Munich tomorrow.
Berlin
[bair-LEEN]
Berlin
The capital city of Germany.
Ich wohne in Berlin.
I live in Berlin.
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