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How to Say ‘I live at 12 Gartenstrasse.’ in German

Ich wohne in der Gartenstraße 12.

ikh VOH-neh in dair GAR-ten-shtrah-se tsvoolf

[ikh VOH-neh in dair GAR-ten-shtrah-se tsvoolf]

💬 Usage Tip: Correct and natural. German often says 'in der' with street addresses. 'wohnen' is the standard verb for residing.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Addresses matter a lot in Germany because of Anmeldung, the official address registration process.

Phrase Breakdown

Ich

[ikh]

I

First-person singular pronoun used for yourself.

Example

Ich wohne hier.

I live here.

wohne

[VOH-neh]

live

Means to live or reside somewhere.

Example

Ich wohne in Berlin.

I live in Berlin.

in

[in]

in

Preposition meaning "in" or sometimes "at," depending on context.

Example

Ich wohne in München.

I live in Munich.

Der Gartenstraße 12

dair GAR-ten-shtrah-se tsvoolf

Gartenstraße 12

Street address. In correct German it is usually 'in der Gartenstraße 12'.

Example

Ich wohne in der Bahnhofstraße 5.

I live at Bahnhofstraße 5.

Words in this phrase

der

[dair]

the

Dative feminine article here, used after "in" with the street name.

Example

Ich wohne in der Gartenstraße.

I live on Gartenstraße.

Gartenstraße

[GAR-ten-shtrah-se]

Gartenstraße

A street name, literally meaning "Garden Street."

Example

Die Gartenstraße ist ruhig.

Gartenstraße is quiet.

12.

[tsvoolf]

12

House number in the address.

Example

Die Wohnung ist in 12.

The apartment is at number 12.

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