How to Say ‘At the World Cup?’ in German
Bei der WM?
bye dair veh-em
[bye dair veh-em]
💬 Usage Tip: "bei" often means "at / during / in the context of." Here it means during the World Cup.
🇩🇪 In Germany: "bei der WM" sounds very natural in spoken German sports talk.
Phrase Breakdown
Bei
[bye]
at / during
"Bei" can mean "at" or "during" depending on context; here it means during the World Cup.
Bei der WM bin ich immer aufgeregt.
During the World Cup I am always excited.
der
[dair]
the
"der" is the dative feminine article used after "bei" with "WM."
Bei der WM schauen wir viele Spiele.
During the World Cup we watch many matches.
WM
[veh-em]
World Cup
"WM" stands for "Weltmeisterschaft," usually the football World Cup here.
Bei der WM ist die Stimmung großartig.
During the World Cup the atmosphere is great.
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