Colloquial German 86 How Ily Colloquial German 26 May 2017 1. Nachtisch (dessert) should not be confused with Nachttisch (nightstand)! 2. In the phrase "Den nehmen wir", the object has be... Read more
Allgemeine Sätze How Ily Konversation 23 May 2017 General sentences would anyone like a tea or coffee? möchte jemand Kaffee oder Tee? would anyone like a cup of tea... Read more
Colloquial German 85 How Ily Colloquial German 20 May 2017 1. es schmeckt! = it tastes good! You can say „es schmeckt schlecht“ (it tastes bad), but unless you specify that, „es schmeckt“ always has... Read more
Colloquial German 84 How Ily Colloquial German 18 May 2017 1. Handschuh, literally hand-shoe, is the German word for a glove. 2. mithaben = to have brought along. Anke said "Ich habe einen dic... Read more
Colloquial German 83 How Ily Colloquial German 13 May 2017 1. Haupt- is used for "main" in German. For example, we've already seen "Hauptbahnhof" (main train station) and ... Read more
Colloquial German 82 How Ily Colloquial German 13 May 2017 1 . „ Was kann ich für Sie tun?“ (What can I do for you?) is a phrase that you will probably hear very, very often. 2 . „ so … wie möglic... Read more
Colloquial German 81 How Ily Colloquial German 11 May 2017 1. Viel Spaß! is the German equivalent of saying "Have fun!". " Viel Spaß damit " means "Have fun with that"... Read more
Colloquial German 80 How Ily Colloquial German 07 May 2017 1. „wobei“ (at what) is derived from „bei“ of course, and the „wo“ doesn't mean anything here, it only serves to make it a question wor... Read more
Colloquial German 79 How Ily Colloquial German 05 May 2017 1 . „es soll geben“ is a variation of „es gibt“. „es gibt“ = there is; „es soll geben“ = there is supposed to be. 2 . Wetterbericht is a c... Read more
Colloquial German 78 How Ily Colloquial German 04 May 2017 1. Brezn => Bavarian word for "Brezel", pretzel. 2. Ihnen = to you, formally (Dative of Sie) 3. Setzen Sie sich = literally ... Read more