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How do you say "spacious" in German?

geräumig

Adjective

In German, "spacious" is geräumig.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced 'guh-ROY-mikh', stress on the second syllable, with 'äu' sounding like 'oy' in 'toy'.

Grammar notes

geräumig is an adjective. In predicate position ("it is geräumig") it takes no ending; when placed before a noun, its ending changes to match the noun's gender and case.

Example sentence

Die neue Wohnung ist hell und geräumig.

The new flat is bright and spacious.

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How to remember geräumig

Geräumig comes from 'Raum', meaning room or space. Something spacious simply has plenty of Raum.

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Questions about geräumig

How do you say "spacious" in German?

In German, "spacious" is geräumig. It is an adjective.

How is geräumig used in a sentence?

Use geräumig as you would use the equivalent adjective in English. For example: Die neue Wohnung ist hell und geräumig. (The new flat is bright and spacious.).

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