Wasserhahn
tap
The German word for 'tap' is 'Wasserhahn'. It is used to refer to a device that controls the flow of water from a pipe or container. It can be found in kitchens, bathrooms, and other places where water is used. The word 'Wasser' means 'water' and 'Hahn' means 'faucet' or 'spigot'.
Example sentences using: Wasserhahn
Der Wasserhahn in der Küche tropft.
The faucet in the kitchen is dripping.
This sentence demonstrates the use of 'Wasserhahn' in a sentence referring to a common household problem, which is a dripping faucet in a particular location, in this case, the kitchen.
Bitte schließen Sie den Wasserhahn nach Gebrauch.
Please close the faucet after use.
This example teaches the learner to use 'Wasserhahn' in the context of a polite request or an instruction, often heard in the context of conserving water.
Ist der Wasserhahn abgestellt?
Is the faucet turned off?
The third example uses 'Wasserhahn' in a question, emphasizing its common use in daily conversations, concerning the status of a faucet, whether it's turned off or not.