German Phrase
Das steht auf deiner Ticketbestätigung.
Meaning
The sentence tells someone that a piece of information can be found on their ticket confirmation. It is often used when pointing out where details such as seat numbers, dates, or QR codes are located.
When to use
Use this phrase when a listener asks where a specific detail is written, especially in travel, event, or ticket‑related conversations. It works both in formal customer‑service settings and casual chats.
✦Grammar Breakdown
DasstehtaufdeinerTicketbestätigung
Das (demonstrative pronoun)
Used as a neuter nominative subject meaning 'that' or 'this'.
steht (verb stehen)
3rd person singular of 'stehen' used here to mean 'is written/appears'.
auf (preposition)
Requires the dative case when indicating location (on something).
deiner (possessive article)
Dative feminine form of 'dein' matching the noun 'Ticketbestätigung'.
Ticketbestätigung (compound noun)
Feminine noun meaning 'ticket confirmation', common in travel and event contexts.
🗨In Conversation
Wo finde ich meine Sitzplatznummer?
Where can I find my seat number?
Das steht auf deiner Ticketbestätigung.
It’s written on your ticket confirmation.
✕Common Mistakes
Das steht auf dein Ticketbestätigung.
The preposition 'auf' requires dative here, so the possessive must be dative feminine 'deiner'.
Das ist auf deiner Ticketbestätigung.
Using 'ist' changes the meaning; 'steht' conveys that the information is written, not just exists.
Das steht auf deine Ticketbestätigung.
Again, case error – 'auf' + dative, not accusative.
↔Alternatives
Das ist auf deiner Ticketbestätigung vermerkt.
That is noted on your ticket confirmation.
Dort steht es in deiner Ticketbestätigung.
It says there in your ticket confirmation.
Du findest das in deiner Ticketbestätigung.
You’ll find that in your ticket confirmation.
Cultural Tip
In German, the verb 'stehen' is frequently used for written information (e.g., 'Es steht geschrieben…'). When using prepositions like 'auf', remember the case: 'auf' + dative for location, so 'deiner Ticketbestätigung' is correct. Also, 'Ticketbestätigung' is a typical compound noun you’ll see on emails, PDFs, or printed tickets for concerts, trains, and flights.