English–German
“in the middle” in German
German
Pronunciation
IPA/ˈmɪtn̩/
Example
Wir sitzen mitten im Park.
We are sitting right in the middle of the park.
How to say “in the middle” in German
“In the middle” in German is mitten.
A person or event located among the surrounding parts of a place or period, with no sense of being near a boundary.
Example sentences with mitten
mitten im Gespräch fiel sein Handy aus der Tasche.
In the middle of the conversation, his phone fell out of his pocket.
Tips for using mitten
- For a fixed location, the common pattern mitten in takes the dative, as in 'mitten im Park' and 'mitten in der Stadt'.