10 GERMAN PHRASES Every Traveler Should Know! (Basic German)

Hallo!! Here is a list of our Top 10 Useful #GermanPhrases that every traveler should know! #BasicGerman

We have been traveling around Phil's home country, Germany! Deana does not speak German and quickly found some phrases in German that were very helpful. Hope this helps with your future travels!

Below is the 10 Categories & Phrases discussed in this video:
1. Basics - Yes, No
2. Greetings & Goodbyes - Hello, Good Morning, Good Day, Goodbye, Bye, Farewell
3. Manners - Excuse Me, Thank You, Please, You're Welcome, No Problem
4. Do you speak _______? - Do you speak English?
5. I don't speak ________. - I don't speak English/German.
6. Where is the ________? - Where is the toilet/airport/this address?
7. Ordering Food - I would like to have _______.
8. Buying Things - How much does this cost?, How expensive is this?
9. Numbers 1-10
10. Common Phrases - Exactly, What's Up, Very Good, What?

Bonus Round: @ 10:34
Essential Phrases Page: @ 12:10 with the most useful phrases in German & English.

**Disclosure: We use the German and American flags because these are the countries we are from. We know that there are other countries that speak German and English and we mean no offense in excluding those flags. :)

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[DeanaandPhil]

Can you come up with more usable phrases in Germany? Comment below!

[helloweener]

Pardon? - Bitte?
Please - Bitte
Go ahead - Bitte
Here you go - Bitte
You're welcome - Bitte
Not at all - Bitte
I slept with your sister.
I messed up. But I still
love you. Can we move
past this please? - Bitte!?

[finn]

""Entschuldigung" or in short "Tschuldigung"" damn those 2 letters, we really know how to shorten words

[DomiderKleine]

"Hä?" is just the short version for "Hätten sie die Güte dies zu wiederholen?" (Would you be so polite to repeat this?)

[brandolfnotker]

Das Deutsch ist so überbetont, würde jemand so mit mir reden, würde ich mich verarscht fühlen.

[cherylturnbull]

in my school in america offered french german or spanish since my mom is german i took german and fell in love with the language. i loved the refresher course thank you

[timk]

Deutsch steht im Titel deutsche: die Kommentar zone gehört uns

[jlab]

I Love you two, My son married a German Girl, I love her and they live in Germany. I would like to move there someday. You 2 are fantastic, reminds me of them.

[vonsteuben]

the pleasant form of "Was? or "Hä?" is "Wie bitte?" ^^

[WiseMindFilms]

This is so dope...legit learned new things.. never spoke German anything now I can go around at least communicating on a universal basic level... danke guys!

[TheJudit]

I'm from Germany but I still enjoyed this so much. You two are so much fun! :)

[just_alexis_]

I think it's funny that foreigners think that german is an aggressive language and they try to speak deep😂

[abstractreindeer]

You are a great team, doubling up on explanations without stepping on each other's words.

[jayjayg]

Thanks for the lesson! I'm traveling to Germany (from Texas) for the first time in September and want to get the basics down!

[frcbl]

My Irish friend says we always say "achso!" so that's the first thing she learned. :)

[gloriahamlin]

My mother was from Munich, and came to the US after marrying my dad after WW2. She didn’t teach us German, so the 2 times my 3 siblings and I went to Germany, the language barrier was tough. Most of our cousins live near Ingolstadt and Munich. This was a GREAT TUTORIAL for first time visitors. Some of the cousins are much younger than me. (65, ) and they had English in school, and we could communicate very well when they were present. Thank you for freshening me up; it has been 10 years since we have been over, and we hope to go again very soon.❤️

[Rico]

The most important word is Preisleistungsverhältnis... 😂😂😂

[simonjudt]

You forgot the propably most important word in German language: doch ^^

[dkhmh]

I love this couple, they are natural with their gestures, laughing...

[dudem]

Wenn jemand zu mir sagt:, , machs gut." sage ich immer:, , machs besser."