Orablo

Eine Wohnung mieten · 1 of 1Week of 13 – 19 Sept

Viewing an apartment

You are standing with the landlord in the empty apartment, with twenty minutes to ask everything that matters to you.

These ten words help you view an apartment and ask the questions that matter, including Miete, Kaution and Vermieter. Each one comes with its pronunciation and a sentence you can say out loud.

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The ten words10 words, 10 sentences

  1. 1
    besichtigenview/bəˈzɪçtɪɡən/verbTo look at something carefully, for example a house you might want to rent.The stress falls on the second syllable, -sich-. The s in it is soft like a buzzing s, and the ch is the soft ich-sound.
  2. 2
    wohnungapartment/ˈvoːnʊŋ/nounSeveral rooms in a building where a person or family lives.The o is long, and the h after it is silent.
  3. 3
    mieterent/ˈmiːtə/nounThe money paid every month to be allowed to live somewhere.

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The sentences

  1. 1

    Können wir die Wohnung heute Nachmittag in Ruhe besichtigen?

    Can we view the apartment calmly this afternoon?

  2. 2

    Ist die Wohnung ab nächsten Monat wirklich frei?

    Is the apartment really free from next month?

  3. 3

    Wie hoch ist die Miete ohne Heizung und Strom?

    How much is the rent excluding heating and electricity?

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