House in different languages

How to say “House” in 67 different languages, each written out, romanized and pronounced, and checked for natural everyday use. Tap the speaker to hear it, then practise saying it yourself in the SPAIKING app.

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“House” in 67 languages at a glance

Language“House”PronunciationWhen to use
🇪🇸 Spanish casa kah-sah You can use 'casa' in everyday conversation when talking about where someone lives
🇫🇷 French maison meh-zon Use 'maison' when talking about a home or a physical building where people live
🇯🇵 Japanese ee-ah Use '家' when talking about a physical house or home
🇮🇹 Italian casa kah-zah You can use 'casa' in everyday conversations when talking about where someone lives
🇩🇪 German Haus hows You can use 'Haus' when talking about any type of house or building where people live
🇰🇷 Korean jeep You can use '집' when talking about your home or someone else's home
🇨🇳 Chinese 房子 fahng-tzuh You can use '房子' when talking about any type of house or building where people live
🇷🇺 Russian дом dohm Use 'дом' when referring to a house in general
🇧🇷 Portuguese casa kah-zah Use 'casa' when referring to a physical house or home
🇸🇦 Arabic بيت bayt You can use 'بيت' in everyday conversation when referring to a house
🇮🇳 Hindi घर ghur You can use 'घर' when talking about your home or someone else's
🇬🇧 English house hows You can use 'house' when talking about a physical structure where people live
🇳🇱 Dutch huis hows Use 'huis' when referring to a physical building where people live
🇸🇪 Swedish hus hoos You can use 'hus' when talking about any type of house or building where people live
🇩🇰 Danish hus hoos You can use 'hus' when talking about any type of house or building where people live
🇵🇱 Polish dom dohm Use 'dom' when referring to a house where people live
🇹🇷 Turkish ev ev You can use 'ev' in everyday conversations when talking about your home or someone else's
🇮🇩 Indonesian rumah roo-mah You can use 'rumah' when talking about your home or someone else's house
🇻🇳 Vietnamese nhà nyah You can use 'nhà' when referring to any house or home
🇺🇦 Ukrainian будинок boo-dee-nok Use 'будинок' when referring to a house in a general or formal context
🇹🇭 Thai บ้าน baan Use 'บ้าน' when referring to your home or someone's house
🇬🇷 Greek σπίτι spee-tee You can use 'σπίτι' in everyday conversation when referring to your home or someone else's
🇵🇭 Tagalog bahay bah-hai You can use 'bahay' when referring to any type of house or home
🇮🇱 Hebrew בית bayit You can use 'בית' when referring to a house or home in everyday conversation
🇳🇴 Norwegian hus hoos You can use 'hus' when talking about any type of house or building where people live
🇷🇴 Romanian casă kah-sah You can use 'casă' when referring to a home or dwelling
🇨🇿 Czech dům doom You can use 'dům' when talking about any house or building where people live
🇭🇺 Hungarian ház haaz You can use 'ház' when talking about any type of house or building where people live
🇫🇮 Finnish talo tah-loh You can use 'talo' when referring to any house or building where people live
🇵🇰 Urdu گھر ghur You can use 'گھر' in everyday conversation when referring to a home or residence
🇷🇸 Serbian kuća koo-tsa You can use 'kuća' when talking about a house in general
🇭🇷 Croatian kuća koo-tsa You can use 'kuća' when talking about a house in general
🇧🇬 Bulgarian къща kuh-shta You can use 'къща' when referring to a physical house
🇸🇰 Slovak dom dohm You can use 'dom' when referring to a house in general
🇮🇳 Tamil வீடு vee-doo Use 'வீடு' when referring to a house in general
🇮🇳 Telugu ఇల్లు il-lu Use 'ఇల్లు' when referring to a house in everyday conversation
🇧🇩 Bengali বাড়ি bah-ree Use 'বাড়ি' when referring to your home or a place where someone lives
🇲🇾 Malay rumah roo-mah You can use 'rumah' in everyday conversation when talking about your home or someone else's
🇮🇷 Persian خانه khah-neh You can use 'خانه' in everyday conversation when talking about where someone lives
🇳🇵 Nepali घर ghar You can use 'घर' when referring to your home or any place where people live
🇦🇱 Albanian shtëpi sh-teh-pee You can use 'shtëpi' when talking about a house in general
🇮🇳 Malayalam വീട് vee-dhu Use 'വീട്' when referring to a house in general
🇮🇳 Kannada ಮನೆ mah-neh Use 'ಮನೆ' when referring to a general house or home
🇮🇳 Marathi घर ghar You can use 'घर' when referring to your home or any place where people live
🇮🇳 Gujarati ઘર ghar Use 'ઘર' when referring to a home or residence in everyday conversation
🇰🇪 Swahili nyumba nyoom-bah Use 'nyumba' when referring to a house in everyday conversation
🇿🇦 Afrikaans huis hice You can use 'huis' when referring to any type of house or dwelling
🇮🇪 Irish teach chahkh You can use 'teach' when referring to a house in general
🏴 Welsh tee Use 'tŷ' when referring to a house in general
🏛️ Latin domus doh-moos Use 'domus' when referring to a house in a general sense
🌺 Hawaiian hale hah-leh Use 'hale' when talking about any type of house or building
🇳🇿 Maori whare fah-reh Use 'whare' when talking about any house or home
🇿🇦 Zulu indlu in-doo-loo Use 'indlu' when referring to any house or building
🇳🇬 Yoruba ilé ee-leh You can use 'ilé' when talking about someone's home or residence
🇳🇬 Hausa gida gee-dah You can use 'gida' when talking about any house or home
🇸🇴 Somali guri goo-ree You can use 'guri' when talking about any type of house
🇮🇸 Icelandic hús hoos You can use 'hús' when referring to any type of house or building
🇪🇸 Catalan casa kah-sah You can use 'casa' in everyday conversation when talking about where someone lives
🇲🇲 Burmese အိမ် ain Use 'အိမ်' when referring to a house in everyday conversation
🇰🇭 Khmer ផ្ទះ phtes You can use this word when referring to your home or any residential building
🇱🇰 Sinhala ගෙදර geh-dah-rah Use 'ගෙදර' in everyday conversation when referring to a home or house
🇱🇦 Lao ບໍ່ນບໍ່ baw-naw-baw You can use this word when talking about your home or someone else's
🇪🇹 Amharic ቤት beh-t You can use 'ቤት' when talking about your home or any house
🇬🇪 Georgian სახლი sakh-li Use 'სახლი' when referring to a house in general
🇦🇲 Armenian տուն toon Use 'տուն' when referring to a home or residence
🇦🇫 Pashto کور kor You can use 'کور' when talking about a place where someone lives
🇵🇰 Sindhi گھر ghur You can use this word when talking about your home or someone else's home

House in Vietnamese

nhà (nyah)

You can use 'nhà' when referring to any house or home. It is suitable in both formal and informal contexts. For example, you might say it when inviting someone over or discussing your living situation.

Examples

  • Nhà tôi ở gần trường học.
    My house is near the school.

Other ways to say it

  • ngôi nhà: used to emphasize a specific house
  • căn nhà: often used for a house with a specific size or type
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How do you say “House” in different languages?

Spanish: casa · French: maison · Japanese: 家 · Italian: casa · German: Haus · Korean: 집.

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