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Free German Travel Phrases Flashcards
Germans switch to English fast — but opening in German changes the interaction, and in smaller towns it is simply needed. These are the train, restaurant, and shop phrases that carry a trip through the German-speaking world.
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QHow do you ask "Where is the bathroom?" in German?
AWo ist die Toilette?
QHow do you say "The bill, please" in German?
ADie Rechnung, bitte (or: Zahlen, bitte)
QWhat does "Wie viel kostet das?" mean?
AHow much does that cost?
QHow do you say "I would like..." when ordering?
AIch hätte gern... (or: Ich möchte...)
QHow do you ask "Do you speak English?" in German?
ASprechen Sie Englisch?
QWhat does "Ich verstehe nicht" mean?
AI don't understand
QHow do you say "Excuse me" in German?
AEntschuldigung
QWhat does "der Bahnhof" mean?
AThe train station
QHow do you say "Help!" in German?
AHilfe!
QWhat does "Gute Reise!" mean?
AHave a good trip!
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