Examples of using "Etage" in a sentence and their english translations:
Ninth floor.
- What floor do you live on?
- Which floor do you live on?
What floor are we on?
Which floor does he live on?
What floor do you live on?
I live on this floor.
It's on the eighth floor.
We're on the right floor.
- Which floor is my room on?
- What floor is my room on?
Which floor does he live on?
I'm on the eighth floor.
- Tom lives downstairs.
- Tom lives one floor below me.
- We lived on the fifth floor.
- We used to live on the fifth floor.
- We were living on the fifth floor.
Take the elevator to the fifth floor.
Men's things are on sale upstairs.
- The lift goes up to the top floor.
- The lift's going up to the top floor.
My friend lives on the third floor.
- The whole floor is laid with fitted carpet.
- The entire floor is carpeted.
There is a restaurant on the top floor.
- The men's room is on the second floor.
- The Gents is on the first floor.
My room is number fourteen on the third floor.
- What floor do you live on?
- Which floor do you live on?
Is there a restaurant or bar on this floor?
We live on the sixth floor.
How many rooms are there on the second floor of your house?
She closed the door and went up to the first floor.
- What floor do you live on?
- Which floor do you live on?
The library is on the 4th floor.
On the second floor are two bedrooms, a bathroom and a large terrace.
The men's room is on the second floor.
This elevator will take you up to the tenth floor.
Take the lift up to the ninth floor.
Come straight up to the third floor, but please, not in that lift – it's faulty.
"Where is my classroom?" "It's on the third floor."
I took the lift to the third floor.
I went up to the 5th floor in an elevator.
I'm on the eighth floor.
She closed the door and went to the first floor.
Takashi said he wasn't afraid of ghosts, but when he heard some sounds from the supposedly empty second floor, he quickly scrambled away.
- What floor do you live on?
- Which floor do you live on?