German Phrase
7 Uhr, Zimmer 210.
Meaning
The sentence states a specific time (7 o’clock) and a location (room 210). It is a concise way to give meeting or appointment details, especially in written notices or spoken announcements.
When to use
Use this phrase on schedules, conference agendas, hotel check‑in instructions, or when you need to tell someone exactly when and where something will happen.
✦Grammar Breakdown
7Uhr,Zimmer210.
Uhr (time)
In German, the word 'Uhr' follows the hour number to indicate time, e.g., '7 Uhr' means '7 o'clock'.
Number as noun
Room numbers are treated as nouns; you can say 'Zimmer 210' or 'Raum 210', with the number spoken as a whole (zweihundertzehn).
Comma usage
A comma separates two independent pieces of information (time and location) in written German.
24‑hour clock
German typically uses the 24‑hour clock in formal contexts, but '7 Uhr' is understood as 07:00 in the morning.
🗨In Conversation
Um wie viel Uhr beginnt das Seminar?
What time does the seminar start?
7 Uhr, Zimmer 210.
7 o’clock, room 210.
✕Common Mistakes
um 7 Uhr Zimmer 210
Missing comma makes the sentence feel rushed; a pause (comma) separates the time from the location.
7 Uhr Zimmer zweihundert zehn
Numbers above 99 should be spoken as one word (zweihundertzehn), not split.
7 Uhr, Zimmer zweihundert und zehn.
Do not insert 'und' when saying room numbers; just say the whole number.
↔Alternatives
Um 7 Uhr, Raum 210.
At 7 o’clock, room 210.
Sieben Uhr, Zimmer zweihundertzehn.
Seven o’clock, room two‑hundred ten.
7:00, Zimmer 210.
7:00, room 210.
Cultural Tip
German speakers almost always use the 24‑hour clock in formal settings, so '7 Uhr' is understood as 07:00 (morning). When giving directions, you can say either 'Zimmer' (room) or 'Raum'; 'Raum' sounds a bit more institutional (e.g., university buildings). Numbers above 99 are spoken as a single word (zweihundertzehn), not as separate digits.