die Halle

Meaning and Usage

Die Halle in German refers to a hall or a large room, typically used for public events, sports, or storage. It can also denote a lobby or entrance hall.

Linguistic Analysis

The word "Halle" is a feminine noun. It does not have any specific prefix or suffix. Its etymology can be traced back to Middle High German and Old High German.

Comparisons between German and English

The word "Halle" in German is similar to the English word "hall" both in meaning and pronunciation.

Cultural Context

In Germany, "die Halle" can refer to various public places such as exhibition halls, sports halls, or event venues. It is a common feature in many German towns and cities.

Example Sentences

• Die Veranstaltung findet in der großen Halle statt. (The event takes place in the big hall.)
• Wir trafen uns in der Eingangshalle des Hotels. (We met in the lobby of the hotel.)

Memory Tips

Associate "die Halle" with the English word "hall" and imagine a large, spacious room or venue.

Additional Vocabulary

• die Raststätte (rest area)
• der Speisesaal (dining hall)
• der Lagerraum (storage room)

Gender and Plural (for nouns)

Gender: feminine Plural: die Hallen

Conjugation (for verbs)

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