5 Survival German Phrases - feat. Herr Antrim

Heading to Germany and wanting to learn a little German before you go? Here are a few German Deutsch phrases that might help you have a better time vacationing in Germany. And a big thanks to Herr Antrium from "Learn German with Herr Antrim" for helping us out with our German Vocabulary. Basic German Phrases for Tourists.

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[MrLAntrim]

Fantastic video. Glad I finally got to meet you in person. We'll have to do it again sometime.

[grimoirnoir]

haha Wolter, your german is amazing :O Never thought there would be an american with such little accent =)

[sleeplesssoul]

Nobody would ever say "Darf ich das kaufen" because that means "Am I allowed to buy this". And you are of course allowed to buy things in a shop :) So, you would ask here "Kann ich das kaufen" = "Can I buy this".

[Ikarichan]

Your german accent is better than the german teachers one :)

[edtordo]

Nice Colab! Keep it up Mark! Its nice to see how you get better and better! Best regards from a russian guy in germany😄👋🏻

[elonmush]

Just a tip if you need directions or whatever: If you find a German that is in his or her twenties or thirties you have a good chance they speak perfect English.

[MikeGill]

Well, now maybe some farewell phrases would come in handy also. Ever since I was in Lower Austria for the first time I love the one they use over there - "Wiederschauen", which is short and slang-ish form of the classical "Auf Widersehen", which means "Till seeing again" more or less.

[valentin_hmmrl]

I wouldn't say "darf ich das kaufen". Instead I would say "Kann ich das kaufen?" or "Ich möchte das kaufen" or "Ich würde das gerne kaufen", that means basically the same :)

[wolf]

In Austria: Servus is also a way to say Hello or Goodbye.

[Animelover-yc]

rammstein is my favorite group.. it's where I've learned most of the German words I know.

[iplaystuff]

Well...I don't doubt that as a German teacher, Mr. Antrim would sure be better equipped to eplain German Grammar, but in terms of pronunciation you are lightyears ahead of him. Judging from this video, your pronunciation is pretty much as perfect as it can get and it's hard to tell you're not a native speaker, but as for Mr. Antrim it was instantly recognizable that English was his first language.

[waynestorz]

Dude your pronunciation is nearly perfect! Awesome! Im not sure if i would know you're not a native if I only would hear you... keep going!

[salepien]

In Bavaria we greet each other with Grüß Gott, too. And in some areas you'll hear Servus as a greeting

[flimsedom]

Wolter, your German sounds fantastic! I really love the way you speak it. Absolutely no accent. :D
Best wishes from Potsdam :)

[JostSchwider]

Toiletts: "H" stands for "Heroes" and "D" for Dragons! ;o)

[valentin_hmmrl]

It feels weird hearing you speak german, your german is very good actually :D

[jortz]

i never heard anybody say "darf ich das kaufen?". thats so weird. usually people around here say "Ich hätte gerne das" or "ich möchte das kaufen"

[playcajon]

Nice video guys! Great idea for a colab. - Paul

[nanmo]

ein Bier ist niemals genug, zwei Biere bitte - eins für mich, und eins für meinen Hamster, den ich in der Tasche habe!

[Mergirl]

I love this!!! What about maybe French or Italian?