How to Say ‘From my insurance company’ in German
Von meiner Versicherung
fon MY-ner fair-ZIKH-er-oong
[fon MY-ner fair-ZIKH-er-oong]
💬 Usage Tip: "Von" means "from," and "meiner" is the dative form after it. Nice little case clue.
🇩🇪 In Germany: In Germany, official proof often comes directly from your insurer, employer, or registration office.
Phrase Breakdown
Von
[fon]
from
A preposition showing origin or source.
Der Brief ist von meiner Freundin.
The letter is from my friend.
meiner
[MY-ner]
my
A possessive form meaning belonging to me; here in a changed case ending after a preposition.
Das ist die Nummer meiner Mutter.
That is my mother's number.
Versicherung
[fair-ZIKH-er-oong]
insurance
An insurance company or insurance coverage.
Meine Versicherung bezahlt das.
My insurance pays for that.
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