Video: Yes, No, Thank-You & Common Expressions in German

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Say it like a German; learn some of the German language expressions that will be helpful to know for your trip to Germany in this free online video lesson.

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bioedphilosophy Aug 02, 2008
She talks too fast for dumbies.
bioedphilosophy Aug 02, 2008
She talks too fast for dumbies.
flonsi Aug 02, 2008
Das ist zu schnell für Anfänger.

Video Transcript

While traveling in Germany you may want to know some expressions that are very common, just like the basic words. “Ja” means yes. Once again “Ja” “Nein” means no, once again “Nein” If you want to express that you like something or you don’t like something you would say “Das gefallt mir” In English, I like this. Once again in German “Das gefalt mir.” If you would want to say I don’t like something you would say “Das gefalt mir nicht.” I don’t like this. Once again in German,” Das gefalt mir nicht.” If you would want to tell someone that your German is not good yet you would say “Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut. Konnen Sie bitte English Sprechen?” My German is not good could you please speak English. Once again in German, “Mein Deutsch ist nicht so gut. Konnen Sie bitte English Sprechen?” If you would want to tell somebody that you don’t speak German at all, you can tell them “Ich spreche kein Deutsch. Bitte sprechen Sie English?” I don’t speak German, could you please speak English? Once again in German, “Ich spreche kein Deutsch. Bitte sprechen Sie English?”

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Yes, No, Thank-You & Common Expressions in German

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