Parken
parking
The German word 'Parken' is used in the same way as the English word 'parking'. It refers to the act of leaving a vehicle in a designated space, typically in a car park or on the side of the road. The verb 'parken' can be used in various tenses, just like in English. For example, 'Ich parke mein Auto' means 'I park my car', and 'Ich habe mein Auto geparkt' means 'I have parked my car'.
Example sentences using: Parken
Wir müssen unser Auto im Parken
We have to park our car
This sentence is used when someone needs to park their car. 'Wir müssen' translates to 'we have to', 'unser Auto' translates to 'our car', and 'im Parken' translates to 'park'. So, the sentence literally means 'We have to park our car'.
Parken ist in dieser Straße nicht erlaubt
Parking is not allowed on this street
This sentence is typically used to indicate a parking restriction. 'Parken' translates to 'parking', 'ist' translates to 'is', 'in dieser Straße' translates to 'on this street', and 'nicht erlaubt' translates to 'not allowed'. Thus, the sentence literally means 'Parking is not allowed on this street'.
Ich finde kein Parken in der Nähe
I can't find parking nearby
This sentence is usually used when someone is having trouble finding a place to park. 'Ich finde' translates to 'I find' or 'I can't find', 'kein Parken' translates to 'no parking' or 'parking', and 'in der Nähe' translates to 'nearby'. So, the sentence literally means 'I can't find parking nearby'.