How to Say ‘Over there’ in German
Dort drüben
dohrt DROO-ben
[dohrt DROO-ben]
💬 Usage Tip: drüben alone already means "over there" or "across"; adding dort "there" just points more clearly. You'll also hear da drüben, which means the same.
Phrase Breakdown
Dort
[dohrt]
there
At that location or place.
Dort ist ein Baum.
There is a tree.
drüben
[DROO-ben]
over there / across
Adverb for a place on the other side or a bit away.
Das Hotel ist drüben.
The hotel is over there.
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