How to Say ‘A plumber’ in German
Einen Klempner
EYE-nen KLEMP-nuh
[EYE-nen KLEMP-nuh]
💬 Usage Tip: After [ich rufe], [ein] becomes [einen]: [ich rufe einen Klempner an]. Same pattern: [ich brauche einen Termin].
Phrase Breakdown
Einen
[EYE-nen]
a
Accusative masculine form of the indefinite article 'ein.' It is used because 'Klempner' is masculine and is the object here.
Ich brauche einen Termin und einen Klempner.
I need an appointment and a plumber.
Klempner
[KLEMP-nuh]
plumber
A person who repairs pipes, water systems, or heating-related plumbing issues.
Der Klempner prüft heute den Warmwasserhahn.
The plumber is checking the hot water tap today.
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