THE INKLINGO LANGUAGE GUIDES
120 Common German Phrases (Meaning & Audio)
These 120 common German phrases cover greetings, travel, meals and everyday conversation. Start with the survival 25, then practice a short exchange from the situation you need today.
Survival 25
- Guten Tag.Hello / good day.
- Guten Abend.Good evening.
- Auf Wiedersehen.Goodbye.
- Bitte.Please.
- Vielen Dank.Thank you very much.
- Gern geschehen.You are welcome.
- Entschuldigung.Excuse me.
- Wie heißen Sie?What is your name?
- Ich heiße Alex.My name is Alex.
- Ich verstehe das nicht.I do not understand that.
- Können Sie das bitte wiederholen?Can you repeat that, please?
- Können Sie bitte langsamer sprechen?Can you speak more slowly, please?
- Wie sagt man das auf Deutsch?How do you say that in German?
- Einen Tisch für zwei, bitte.A table for two, please.
- Ich hätte gern einen Kaffee.I would like a coffee.
- Die Rechnung, bitte.The bill, please.
- Wie viel kostet das?How much does that cost?
- Kann ich mit Karte bezahlen?May I pay by card?
- Wo ist die Toilette?Where is the toilet?
- Wo ist der Bahnhof?Where is the station?
- Ich habe auf den Namen Müller reserviert.I have a reservation in the name of Müller.
- Ich habe Durst.I am thirsty.
- Hilfe!Help!
- Rufen Sie einen Krankenwagen!Call an ambulance!
- Hallo, hier ist Alex.Hello, this is Alex.
Greetings and goodbyes in German
A friendly greeting makes the next sentence easier. Use the time-of-day forms with unfamiliar people.
Guten Tag.
Hello / good day.
Polite daytime greeting
See it in a story: Der Ring im Fundbüro Leipzig (A1)
See it in a story: Der Senf, den Düsseldorf nicht verkaufen wollte (A2)
Source noteGuten .
Good evening.
Polite evening greeting
See it in a story: Der Mieter, der nie Müll vor die Tür stellte (B1)
Source noteHallo!
Hello!
Everyday
See it in a story: Das geschlossene Stadttor in Rothenburg (A0)
See it in a story: Die Wasserfrau vom Königssee, die nur Fragen beantwortet (A0)
Source noteAuf .
Goodbye.
Polite
Source noteBis .
See you soon.
Neutral
Source noteBis morgen.
See you tomorrow.
Neutral
Source noteEinen schönen noch!
Have a nice day!
Said when parting
Source noteSchönen Abend!
Have a nice evening!
Said when parting
Source noteGute Nacht.
Good night.
Before sleep or a late departure
Source noteWie geht es Ihnen?
How are you?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Explore these words: Time & dates (flashcards) · Greetings & polite phrases
Put these words into context with a story at your level.
Read German storiesGerman phrases for introductions
Offer a short answer, then return the question. The polite forms work when meeting someone for the first time.
Wie heißen Sie?
What is your name?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich heiße Alex.
My name is Alex.
Neutral
Source noteFreut mich, Sie kennenzulernen.
Pleased to meet you.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
kommen Sie?
Where are you from?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich komme aus Kanada.
I am from Canada.
Neutral
Source noteIch in Berlin.
I live in Berlin.
Neutral
Source noteIch bin hier im .
I am here on vacation.
Neutral
Source noteIch arbeite in einer .
I work in a school.
Neutral
Source noteSprechen Sie Englisch?
Do you speak English?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich Deutsch.
I am learning German.
Neutral
Source noteExplore these words: Question words · School & university (flashcards) · House & rooms (flashcards)
Put these words into context with a story at your level.
Read German storiesPolite German requests and apologies
A greeting, a request and a thank-you are enough for many everyday exchanges. Tone matters as much as the formula.
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Please.
Also you are welcome, depending on context
See it in a story: Das rote Buch (A0)
See it in a story: Der rote Apfel (A0)
Source noteVielen .
Thank you very much.
Neutral
See it in a story: Die Frau, die jeden Dienstag denselben Tisch im Café Landtmann bestellte (A1)
See it in a story: Die Rügenfahre, die wegen eines einzigen Koffers umkehrte (A1)
Source note.
You are welcome.
Neutral
Source noteEntschuldigung.
Excuse me.
Neutral
See it in a story: Der falsche Schlüssel im Erdgeschoss (A0)
See it in a story: Der Nachbar, der immer um drei Uhr klingelt (A1)
Source noteEs tut mir .
I am sorry.
Apology or sympathy
See it in a story: Die Brezel, die zu früh kam (A0)
See it in a story: Der Junge, der Beethovens Bleistift verlor (A1)
Source noteKein .
No problem.
Conversational
See it in a story: Die falsche Tür im alten Mietshaus (A1)
Source noteDas macht nichts.
That is all right.
Reassuring
Source noteNach Ihnen.
After you.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
See it in a story: Der Brief, den die Schwestern nie gemeinsam lasen (B2)
Source noteKönnen Sie mir helfen?
Can you help me?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Sehr .
Gladly.
Neutral
Source noteExplore these words: Greetings & polite phrases
Put these words into context with a story at your level.
Read German storiesGerman restaurant and café phrases
State what you want clearly, then check ingredients or the bill. A complete request is more useful than a list of food nouns.
Einen für zwei, .
A table for two, please.
Polite
Source noteIch hätte einen .
I would like a coffee.
Polite
Source noteDie , .
The menu, please.
Polite
Source noteWas empfehlen Sie?
What do you recommend?
Polite singular or plural
Source noteIch esse kein .
I do not eat meat.
Neutral
Source noteSind in diesem Gericht Nüsse?
Are there nuts in this dish?
Neutral
Source noteDie Rechnung, .
The bill, please.
Polite
Source noteEin stilles , .
A still water, please.
Polite
Source noteEs hat sehr gut geschmeckt.
It was delicious.
Neutral
Source noteKann ich einen Löffel haben?
May I have a spoon?
Everyday polite request
Source noteExplore these words: Greetings & polite phrases · Drinks (flashcards) · Furniture (flashcards)
Put these words into context with a story at your level.
Read German storiesGerman shopping phrases and paying
Ask the price and size before deciding. These short questions work at a market stall or in a shop.
Wie viel kostet das?
How much does that cost?
Neutral
Source noteIch schaue mich um, danke.
I am just looking, thank you.
Polite
Source noteHaben Sie eine größere Größe?
Do you have a larger size?
Polite singular or plural
Source noteKann ich das anprobieren?
May I try that on?
Neutral
Source noteKann ich mit bezahlen?
May I pay by card?
Neutral
Source noteIch nehme das hier.
I will take this one here.
Neutral
Source noteKann ich eine haben?
May I have a bag?
Neutral
Source noteIch hätte einen .
I would like a receipt.
Polite
Source noteDas ist mir zu .
That is too expensive for me.
Neutral
Source noteWann schließen Sie?
When do you close?
Polite singular or plural
Source noteExplore these words: Shopping (flashcards) · Money & banking (flashcards) · Books & writing (flashcards)
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Read German storiesGerman travel phrases and directions
Ask one question at a time and repeat the important destination or time. Pointing at a map can help.
Wo ist die Toilette?
Where is the toilet?
Neutral
Source noteWo ist der Bahnhof?
Where is the station?
Neutral
Source noteIch suche diese .
I am looking for this address.
Neutral
Source noteIst das weit von hier?
Is it far from here?
Neutral
Source noteGehen Sie .
Go straight ahead.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Sie ab.
Turn left.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Eine Fahrkarte nach München, .
A ticket to Munich, please.
Polite
Source noteVon welchem Gleis fährt der ab?
Which platform does the train leave from?
Neutral
Source noteWann der ?
When does the bus arrive?
Neutral
Source noteIst dieser frei?
Is this seat free?
Neutral
Source noteExplore these words: Directions & position (flashcards) · Transport (flashcards) · City & places (flashcards)
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Read German storiesGerman hotel phrases
Keep the reservation name and dates ready. These phrases help you ask about facilities and report a simple problem.
Ich habe auf den Müller reserviert.
I have a reservation in the name of Müller.
Neutral
Source noteHier ist mein Reisepass.
Here is my passport.
Neutral
Source noteWann gibt es ?
When is breakfast served?
Neutral
Source noteIst das inbegriffen?
Is breakfast included?
Neutral
Source noteWie lautet das WLAN-?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Neutral
Source noteDer nicht.
The key does not work.
Neutral
Source noteEs kein warmes .
There is no hot water.
Neutral
Source noteIch hätte gern ein zusätzliches Handtuch.
I would like an extra towel.
Polite
Source noteKann ich mein Gepäck hier ?
May I leave my luggage here?
Neutral
Source noteBis wann muss ich auschecken?
What time do I need to check out by?
Neutral
Source noteExplore these words: Meals & restaurants (flashcards) · Technology & phones (flashcards) · House & rooms (flashcards)
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Read German storiesGerman small talk and making plans
Start with a shared situation: the weather, a visit or a plan. Follow the other person’s choice of formal or familiar address.
ist schönes .
The weather is nice today.
Neutral
Source note, aber es ist etwas kalt.
Yes, but it is a little cold.
Neutral
Source noteGefällt Ihnen diese Stadt?
Do you like this city?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich bin zum Mal hier.
This is my first time here.
Neutral
Source noteWas machen Sie am ?
What are you doing at the weekend?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich gehe ins .
I am going to the museum.
Neutral
Source noteHaben Sie Zeit für einen ?
Do you have time for a coffee?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Gute !
Good idea!
Neutral
Source noteTreffen wir uns um ?
Shall we meet at six?
Conversational
Source noteBis !
See you later!
Neutral
Source noteExplore these words: Time & dates (flashcards) · Numbers (flashcards) · Drinks (flashcards)
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Read German storiesGerman phrases for feelings and daily needs
These are ordinary conversational phrases. Choose the form that agrees with the speaker where an adjective changes.
Ich habe Durst.
I am thirsty.
Neutral
Source noteIch Hunger.
I am hungry.
Neutral
Source noteIch bin .
I am tired.
Neutral
See it in a story: Der Wecker, den die Nachbarin jeden Morgen überhört (A1)
See it in a story: Der Müller, der dem Schwarzen Mann seinen Schatten lieh (B1)
Source noteMir ist kalt.
I am cold.
Temperature
Source noteMir ist warm.
I feel warm.
Temperature
Source noteIch mich.
I am happy about it.
Context supplies the reason
Source noteIch mache mir Sorgen.
I am worried.
Neutral
Source noteIch muss mich ausruhen.
I need to rest.
Neutral
Source noteMir geht es besser, danke.
I feel better, thank you.
Neutral
Source noteDu fehlst mir.
I miss you.
Familiar singular
Polite singular or plural
Explore these words: Meals & restaurants (flashcards) · Health & medicine (flashcards) · Emotions & feelings (flashcards)
Put these words into context with a story at your level.
Read German storiesAsking for urgent help in German
Use a clear short sentence, identify the problem and give your location. These are language examples, not medical instructions.
Hilfe!
Help!
Urgent
See it in a story: Der Junge, der Beethovens Bleistift verlor (A1)
See it in a story: Der einzelne Handschuh an jeder Haltestelle (A1)
Source noteRufen Sie einen Krankenwagen!
Call an ambulance!
Polite singular or plural imperative
Familiar singular
Ich einen .
I need a doctor.
Neutral
Source noteWo ist die ?
Where is the nearest pharmacy?
Neutral
Source noteIch habe meinen Reisepass verloren.
I have lost my passport.
Neutral
Source noteMein Handy wurde .
My phone has been stolen.
Neutral
Source noteIch bin allergisch gegen Erdnüsse.
I am allergic to peanuts.
Neutral
Source noteHier tut es weh.
It hurts here.
Point to the location
Source noteLassen Sie mich in Ruhe.
Leave me alone.
Firm; polite grammar
Familiar singular
Ich bin am Bahnhof.
I am at the station.
Location statement
Source noteExplore these words: Health & medicine (flashcards) · Jobs & work (flashcards) · Directions & position (flashcards)
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Read German storiesGerman phrases for phone calls and messages
Check whether the other person can hear you, then confirm the practical details. Messaging phrases can be less formal.
Hallo, hier ist Alex.
Hello, this is Alex.
On the phone
Source noteKönnen Sie mich hören?
Can you hear me?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich kann Sie schlecht hören.
I cannot hear you well.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich rufe Sie in Minuten zurück.
I will call you back in ten minutes.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Können Sie mir die ?
Can you send me the address?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich Ihnen eine .
I will send you a message.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich bin in fünf Minuten
I will be there in five minutes.
Conversational
Source noteIch verspäte mich.
I am running late.
Neutral
Source noteMein ist leer.
My battery has run out.
Conversational
Source noteDanke für Ihre Antwort.
Thank you for your reply.
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Explore these words: Technology & phones (flashcards) · Numbers (flashcards) · City & places (flashcards)
Put these words into context with a story at your level.
Read German storiesGerman classroom phrases for learners
Ask for one repetition or explanation at a time. Keep using the language even when your sentence is short.
Ich das nicht.
I do not understand that.
Neutral
Source noteKönnen Sie das wiederholen?
Can you repeat that, please?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Können Sie langsamer sprechen?
Can you speak more slowly, please?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Wie man das auf Deutsch?
How do you say that in German?
Neutral
Source noteWas dieses ?
What does this word mean?
Neutral
Source noteWie schreibt man das?
How is that spelled?
Neutral
Source noteKönnen Sie das ?
Can you write that down?
Polite singular or plural
Familiar singular
Ich habe eine .
I have a question.
Neutral
See it in a story: Die Laternen im Wald (A2)
See it in a story: Der Kobold, der nur in Bergwerken die Wahrheit sagt (B1)
Source noteAuf welcher sind wir?
What page are we on?
Neutral
Source noteich es, danke.
I understand it now, thank you.
Neutral
Source noteExplore these words: Greetings & polite phrases · Books & writing (flashcards) · Question words
Put these words into context with a story at your level.
Read German storiesA five-minute phrase routine
- Choose three phrases from one situation.
- Listen and repeat each phrase at an easy pace.
- Read the dialogue, then cover one speaker and answer aloud.
- Change one detail and use the phrase again tomorrow.
German common phrases: frequently asked questions
Which German phrases should I learn first?
Start with a greeting, please, thank you, excuse me, a request for repetition and a way to ask for help. The survival list adds practical meal and transport phrases.
How do I sound polite in German?
Use Sie with unfamiliar adults, officials and professional contacts. Use du with friends or after agreeing to do so. Plural familiar you is ihr.
Are these German phrases suitable for travel?
Yes. The restaurant, shopping, travel and hotel sections focus on requests you can make as a visitor. Listen for the reply as well as rehearsing the question.
Should I memorize whole sentences?
Learn a short sentence you can use, then replace one part: a name, destination, item or time. Keep the request structure intact until it feels familiar.
What if I cannot understand the reply?
Ask the speaker to repeat or slow down. If needed, ask them to write the detail. The classroom section includes these repair phrases.
How can I practice without a conversation partner?
Read both parts of a dialogue aloud, pause and answer from memory, then change one detail. Repeat tomorrow before adding another situation.
Do I need perfect pronunciation before speaking?
No. Aim for clear words and a steady pace. Listen to the phrase, copy its rhythm and use a short request rather than rushing a long sentence.
Are the English translations always literal?
No. They express what the phrase does in the situation. Literal word order often sounds unnatural in English, especially in greetings and polite requests.
What are the top five German phrases to learn first?
Begin with a greeting, thanks, a polite request, a way to say you do not understand, and a request for repetition. These five functions help you keep a conversation going. The survival list gives concrete phrases and pronunciation for those situations.
Make these words part of your day
Explore German stories, listen along, and save vocabulary as you go.
Find a story at your levelSources and verification
English translations and examples were written for this guide. Source notes distinguish documented expressions, original practice sentences, and literary quotations. Literary excerpts retain the language of their original period.
- Omniglot: useful German phrases — Reference for standard greeting, courtesy and repair formulas; extended situations and dialogues are independently composed by Inklingo, not quotations from this reference.
Source notes for all 120 entries
- Guten Tag.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Guten Abend.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Hallo!: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Auf Wiedersehen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Bis bald.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Bis morgen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Einen schönen Tag noch!: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Schönen Abend!: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Gute Nacht.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wie geht es Ihnen?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wie heißen Sie?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich heiße Alex.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Freut mich, Sie kennenzulernen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Woher kommen Sie?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich komme aus Kanada.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich wohne in Berlin.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich bin hier im Urlaub.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich arbeite in einer Schule.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Sprechen Sie Englisch?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich lerne Deutsch.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Bitte.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Vielen Dank.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Gern geschehen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Entschuldigung.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Es tut mir leid.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Kein Problem.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Das macht nichts.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Nach Ihnen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Können Sie mir helfen?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Sehr gern.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Einen Tisch für zwei, bitte.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich hätte gern einen Kaffee.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Die Speisekarte, bitte.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Was empfehlen Sie?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich esse kein Fleisch.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Sind in diesem Gericht Nüsse?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Die Rechnung, bitte.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ein stilles Wasser, bitte.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Es hat sehr gut geschmeckt.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Kann ich einen Löffel haben?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wie viel kostet das?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich schaue mich nur um, danke.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Haben Sie eine größere Größe?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Kann ich das anprobieren?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Kann ich mit Karte bezahlen?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich nehme das hier.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Kann ich eine Tüte haben?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich hätte gern einen Kassenbon.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Das ist mir zu teuer.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wann schließen Sie?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wo ist die Toilette?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wo ist der Bahnhof?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich suche diese Adresse.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ist das weit von hier?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Gehen Sie geradeaus.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Biegen Sie links ab.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Eine Fahrkarte nach München, bitte.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Von welchem Gleis fährt der Zug ab?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wann kommt der Bus?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ist dieser Platz frei?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich habe auf den Namen Müller reserviert.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Hier ist mein Reisepass.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wann gibt es Frühstück?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ist das Frühstück inbegriffen?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wie lautet das WLAN-Passwort?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Der Schlüssel funktioniert nicht.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Es gibt kein warmes Wasser.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich hätte gern ein zusätzliches Handtuch.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Kann ich mein Gepäck hier lassen?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Bis wann muss ich auschecken?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Heute ist schönes Wetter.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ja, aber es ist etwas kalt.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Gefällt Ihnen diese Stadt?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich bin zum ersten Mal hier.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Was machen Sie am Wochenende?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich gehe ins Museum.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Haben Sie Zeit für einen Kaffee?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Gute Idee!: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Treffen wir uns um sechs?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Bis später!: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich habe Durst.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich habe Hunger.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich bin müde.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Mir ist kalt.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Mir ist warm.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich freue mich.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich mache mir Sorgen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich muss mich ausruhen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Mir geht es besser, danke.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Du fehlst mir.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Hilfe!: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Rufen Sie einen Krankenwagen!: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich brauche einen Arzt.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wo ist die nächste Apotheke?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich habe meinen Reisepass verloren.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Mein Handy wurde gestohlen.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich bin allergisch gegen Erdnüsse.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Hier tut es weh.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Lassen Sie mich in Ruhe.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich bin am Bahnhof.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Hallo, hier ist Alex.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Können Sie mich hören?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich kann Sie schlecht hören.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich rufe Sie in zehn Minuten zurück.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Können Sie mir die Adresse schicken?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich schicke Ihnen eine Nachricht.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich bin in fünf Minuten da.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich verspäte mich.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Mein Akku ist leer.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Danke für Ihre Antwort.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich verstehe das nicht.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Können Sie das bitte wiederholen?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Können Sie bitte langsamer sprechen?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wie sagt man das auf Deutsch?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Was bedeutet dieses Wort?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Wie schreibt man das?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Können Sie das aufschreiben?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Ich habe eine Frage.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Auf welcher Seite sind wir?: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]
- Jetzt verstehe ich es, danke.: Standard everyday wording; Inklingo’s own situation choice and English translation. Reference supports basic formulas, not an assertion that this exact sentence is quoted there. [phrase-reference]