How to say in German "House has two floors and a big balcony"

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Explanation: In German, "House has two floors and a big balcony" would be said as:
"Das Haus hat zwei Stockwerke und einen großen Balkon."

This sentence consists of several parts:
- "Das Haus" means "the house" and serves as the subject of the sentence.
- "hat" is the verb "has", which indicates that the house possesses something.
- "zwei Stockwerke" means "two floors" and describes one of the things that the house possesses.
- "und" means "and" and connects the two parts of the sentence.
- "einen großen Balkon" means "a big balcony" and describes the other thing that the house possesses.
So altogether, the sentence means "The house has two floors and a big balcony."

How do you say in German "The house has two floors and a big balcony"?

The phrase "The house has two floors and a big balcony" in German is "Das Haus hat zwei Stockwerke und einen großen Balkon."