No. 9,924 in German
office
The German word for "office" is "Büro," meaning a place where administrative or professional work is done.
In a sentence
Ich arbeite in einem Büro.
I work in an office.
Here, the word 'office' is translated to 'Büro,' referring to the physical location where someone works.
Das Amt ist verantwortlich für die Ausstellung von Pässen.
The office is responsible for issuing passports.
In this case, 'office' is translated to 'Amt,' which denotes a governmental or official establishment.
Er hatte am Morgen eine Besprechung im Chefzimmer.
He had a meeting in the executive office in the morning.
Here, 'office' is implied within 'Chefzimmer,' referencing a specific type of office space.
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