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A reliable, portable and easy-to-use phrasebook is a travel essential, and with Collins Gem phrasebook and dictionary, the right word will always be at your fingertips. This indispensable language guide covers the topics and phrases that crop up everyday when traveling, from finding a hotel to choosing wine. It includes travel information and tips, a 3,000 word dictionary, a comprehensive menu decoder, grammar and pronunciation sections, and face to face sections. You will never be at a loss for words when traveling again.

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These words and phrases will be essential to your time in Germany and/or Austria.


YesJa
NoNein
PleaseBitte
Thank youDanke
HelloGuten Tag
GoodbyeAuf Wiedersehen
Excuse meEntschuldigung
SorryVerzeihung
Pardon?Wie bitte?
Id likeIch mchte

1eins
2zwei
3drei
4vier
5fnf
6sechs
7sieben
8acht
9neun
10zehn
11elf
12zwlf
13dreizehn
14vierzehn
15fnfzehn
16sechszehn
17siebzehn
18achtzehn
19neunzehn
20zwanzig

How much is it?Was kostet das?
Where is?Wo ist?
Is there/Are there?Gibt es?
I needIch brauche
Can I?Kann ich?
When?Wann?
When does it open?Wann ist geffnet?
When does it close?Wann wird geschlossen?
TodayHeute
TomorrowMorgen
Do you speak English?Sprechen Sie Englisch?
Im lostIch habe mich verlaufen
A single to CologneEinmal einfach nach Kln
A return to MunichEine Rckfahrkarte nach Mnchen
Which platform does it leave from?Von welchem Bahnsteig fhrt er ab?
Have you a room for tonight?Haben Sie ein Zimmer fr heute Nacht?
Ive lost my passportIch habe meinen Pass verloren

When Germans meet they generally shake hands. The words for Mr and Mrs are Herr and Frau . Note that Frulein (Miss) is no longer used, as it sounds rather patronizing.


Please/Dont mention itBitte
bit
-e
Thanks (very much)Danke schn
dang-ke shurn
YesJa
yah
NoNein
nyn
OK!Ok!
okay!
Sir/MrHerr
her
Madam/Mrs/MsFrau
frow
Miss (rarely used nowadays)Frulein
froylyn
HelloGuten Tag
gooten tahk
HiHallo
hahloh, halloh
GoodbyeAuf Wiedersehen
owf veeder-zehn
ByeTschss
tsh ue s
See you laterBis spter
bis shpehter
See you tomorrowBis morgen
bis morgen
Good morningGuten Morgen
gooten morgen
Good eveningGuten Abend
gooten ahbent
GoodnightGute Nacht
goote nakht
Excuse me!/Sorry!Entschuldigung!
entsh ool di-g oo ng!
Pardon?Wie bitte?
vee bit-e?
How are you?Wie geht es Ihnen?
vee geht es eenen?
Fine, thanksDanke, gut
dang-ke, goot
And you?Und Ihnen?
oo nt eenen?
I dont speak GermanIch spreche kein Deutsch
ikh shpre-khe kyn doytsh
Do you speak English?Sprechen Sie Englisch?
shprekh-en zee eng-lish?

You dont need to say complicated things to get what you want. Often simply naming the thing and adding bitte will do the trick.


the (masculine)der/den
dehr/dehn
(feminine)die
dee
(neuter)das
das
(plural)die
dee
the stationder Bahnhof
dehr bahn-hohf
the shopsdie Geschfte
dee geshef-te
a/one (masculine)ein/einen
yn/yn-en
(feminine)eine
yn-e
(neuter)ein
yn
a ticketeine Fahrkarte
yn-e fahrkar-te
one stampeine Briefmarke
yn-e breefmar-ke
a roomein Zimmer
yn tsimmer
one bottleeine Flasche
yn-e flash-e
some (uncountable)etwas
etvas
(countable)ein paar
yn pahr
some sugaretwas Zucker
etvas ts oo ker
some jametwas Marmelade
etvas mar-me-lah-de
some cherriesein paar Kirschen
yn pahr kirshen
Do you have a room?Haben Sie ein Zimmer frei?
hahben zee yn tsimmer fry?
Do you have some milk?Haben Sie etwas Milch?
hahben zee etvas milkh?
Id likeIch mchte
ikh m ur kh-te
Wed likeWir mchten
veer m ur khten
Some moreEtwas mehr
etvas mehr
AnotherNoch ein/eine
nokh yn/yn-e
Some more breadEtwas mehr Brot
etvas mehr broht
Some more glassesNoch ein paar Glser
nokh yn pahr glehzer
Another coffeeNoch einen Kaffee
nokh yn-en kafeh
Another beerNoch ein Bier
nokh yn beer
How much is it?Was kostet das?
vas kostet das?
How much is the room?Was kostet das Zimmer?
vas kostet das tsimmer?
large/smallgro/klein
grohs/klyn
with/withoutmit/ohne
mit/oh-ne
Where is/are?Wo ist/sind?
vo ist/zint?
the nearestder/die/das nchste
dehr/dee/das neh-kste
How do I get?Wie komme ich?
vee kom-e ikh?
to the stationzum Bahnhof
ts oo m bahn-hohf
to the barzur Bar
tsoor bar
to Berlinnach Berlin
nahkh berleen
There is/areEs gibt
es gipt
There isnt/arent anyEs gibt keine
es gipt kyn-e
When?Wann?
van?
At what time?Um wie viel Uhr?
oom vee feel oo-er?
todayheute
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