German Christmas Markets: Words You Need To Know

Going to a German Christmas Market tonight? You will need some very specific words for the full experience. Let us help you here.
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[DdBibighaus]

I really like this short, but it would be even better if the articles were added. Those dang articles are so important.

[lisagogal]

That market in Dresden is beautiful! And you don’t have to go looking for the gluhwein. It is everywhere!

[BlondeQtie]

you don’t need to ask for a glühwein stand, there are multiples on one christmas market. every 20 m you‘ll see the next one 😂

[EsthermariaSaezmayoral]

Spanish name stand to little places like temporary artisan market for example.
They are much smaller than this big, cozy and beautiful bar!!
They look like magical like christmas movies?!😅❤

[thepatriot]

Gotta say 🇩🇪 xmas markets have their own charm!🤩

[thepatriot]

The most important words are "how much for this 💀"
Nah kidding
Merry Christmas to team dw and everyone (plus a very happy new year)

[mashacamashaca]

I’m going on a Xmas Market European trip in December. Paris, Munich, Prague, Budapest and Vienna. Should I take cash in the local currency for these countries? And if so, how much is enough per day per person?

[jessicakitteh]

The thing is I'll never give the cup back 😅

[RadosławMajdański]

You can probably buy traditional Turkish pizzas at this Christmas market 😂

[Andreas_Cologne]

Stand/Bude is totally unimportant. You can just ask where the next Glühwein is.
🤔Well - actually not even that. You'll know when you're at the market.

[Andreas_Cologne]

I'd say "alkoholfrei" would be important (for the kids, driver, ...).

[sub-zero_]

«pfand» or «pant» in scandinavia, I thought everyone had this.

[riccardopetrina]

Germans: *speaks English as many Germans do*
Also Germans:"you need to know German words"
English words too? Too easy for the foreigners to do what they want to do? Ok got it.