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1- salute

- To tell a good day, tell your greeting: "Guten Tag" They pronounce so "goo-tehn tahg"

- To receive someone saying hello Say "Hallo" she noted Ha, not he also in English so as not to confuse you

- And says good morning: "Guten Morgen" and thus pronounce "goot-teh morgen"

- And says: Good evening "after noontime to midnight before" Say: "Guten Abend" and pronounce "Goo-tuhn Abent"

- To greet before going to sleep (Goodnight) Say "Gute Nacht" and thus pronounce: "goot-teh nuhcht"

- To ask someone about the condition (how are you) you can say: "? Wie geht es Ihnen "pronounced" vee Gate s eenin ", 

or say:" Wie geht es dir "pronounced" Vee Gate s deer "

- And to say with safety through phone calls: "Auf wiederhören" and pronounce: "owf vee-dair-hoorn"

2. reply to others

- When someone asks you about are you'll respond to it: (I am fine thank you) thus: "Mir geht es gut, danke" or say (I'm okay, what about you?) So "(Gut! Und dir (/ selb" and is used selb dir instead of those who are the biggest you're not to signify the appreciation and respect.

- To say (thank you): "Danke"

  - To say "yes": "Ja" and pronounce "ya"

  - To say "no": "Nein" and pronounce "Nein"

- And calling on people in Sidi "Herr" means Mr and pronounce "hair"

  - And calling for a woman Bsidta "Frau" means Mrs and pronounce "frow"

  - And calling the girl "Fräulein" and pronounce "froy-line"

- To say (I'm not at home): "Nicht zu Hause" and pronounce "neecht tsu how-zeh"

3. Numbers

Number (one): "eins" and pronounce "iness" as to pronounce the last two characters in the word Nadine

Number. (two): zwei and pronounce (tsvy)

Number (three): drei and pronounce (dry)

Number (four): vier and pronounce (feer)

Number (five): funf and pronounce (foonf)

  

Number (six): sechs and pronounce (zechs)

Number (seven): sieben and pronounce (zee-ben)

Number (eight): acht and pronounce (uhcht)

Number (nine): nuen and pronounce (noyn)

Number (ten): zehn and pronounce (tsehn)

Number (eleven): elf and pronounce (elf)

Number (twelve): zwölf and pronounce (tsevelv "

Number (thirteen): (drei-zehn) and pronounce "dry-tsayn"

Number (fourteen): (vier-zehn) and pronounce "feer-tsayn"

Number (fifteen): "fünf-zehn" and pronounce "fuenf-tsayn"

Number (sixteen): (sech-zehn) and pronounce "zech-tsayn"

Number (seventeen): (sieb-zehn) and pronounce "zeeb-tsayn or seeb-tsayn"

Number (eighteen): (acht-zehn) and pronounce "uhcht-tsayn"

Number (nineteen): (neun-zehn) and pronounce "noyn-tsayn"

Number (twenty): (zwanzig) and pronounce "Tsvan-tsick" or "Tsvan-tsich"

4. Some phrases that may need them

- Anhalten means "stop"

- Weggehen or Geh weg! / Hau ab! Means "go away."

-? Wie viel kostet das means "what price" or "What is the cost," and pronounce (vee ~ fell ~ kostent ~ das)

- Yes, that would be nice "Ja das wäre schön"

- Can you tell me where the station? ? Kannst du mir sagen, wo der Bahnhof ist

- Contact me so we can talk together more "Ruf mich an, damit wir weiter reden können"

- I am very sorry Tut mir leid "

- Do you have? ? Haben Sie, and pronounce: (? Hah-ben zee ...)

- I can not sleep ich kann nicht schlafen

- I need to .. ich brauche

- I want .. ich möchte

- I love and adore ich mag comes with eating and drinks in the usual

- I like the "smitten ich liebe and come with the people and places and nature

- I'm hungry, "I Djaan" ich habe hunger

- Can I go to the bathroom if allowed? "? Darf ich bitte zur Toilette gehen"

5. To define yourself in German

- To introduce yourself by saying: My name is "Ich heiß" or Ich bin or mein Name ist "

- I come from or coming from: ich komme aus

- I live in: ich wonne in

- I was ..: ich ,,, jahre alt

- My job is ..: mein beruf

- My hobby is: mein hobby ist

- I am married: ich bin verheiratet

- I addressed: ich bin verlobt

and to ask someone:

- What's your name? ? Wie heißen Sie (official)

- What's your name? .? Wie heißt du (unofficial)

- Gesundheit a greeting uttered when someone sneezes in front of you

6. Some animals names

Cow "die Kuh"

- Dog "der Hund"

- Rat "die Maus"

- A cat die Katze

- Hen "die Henne"

- Pig "das Schwein"

- Frog "der Frosch"

- Fly "die Fliege"

- Bat "die Fledermaus"

- Lion "der Löwe"

- Ghazal "der Elch"

- Octopus "der Oktopus"

- Squirrel "das Eichhörnchen" and pronounce "EICH-HOHRN-CHEN"

- Asalkhvah "der Schildkröte" and pronounce "SHILL'D-KROH-TAY"

- Snake "die Schlange"

7. meanings of some of the signs and signals

- (+) "Plus" and pronounce "Ploos"

- (-) "Minus" and pronounce (meenoos)

- (×) "mal" and pronounce (mol)

- With "mit"

- No "ohne"

- Sir, "Herr" and pronounce (HAIR)

- Why "? Was" and pronounce (vas)

- Why "? Warum" and pronounce (Varrooom)

- What's the weather like? "? Wie ist das wetter"

- Football "Fußball" and pronounce (Foosball)

- Hot "Heiß" and pronounce "Hot"

- Cool "Kalt" and pronounce "(Kaahlt)"

- Ice "Schnee" and pronounce (Shnay)

- Iceman "Schneemann"

- Picture "Bild"

- Radio "Das Radio" and to pronounce ("Das Radio")

- Mobile phone (Mobile Phone) "Das Handy" and pronounce (Hahndee)

- The head, the head of "Kopf"

7. Finally, learn the names of drinks and different cuisines

- Milk or milk "die Milch" and pronounced (Millshhh)

- Apples "der Apfelsaft" juice

- Oranges "der Orangensaft" juice

- Water "das Wasser" and pronounce (Vasser)

- Potatoes die kartoffel

- Der Salat authority

- Cheese der Käse

- Live "bread" das brot

Fast Facts light

I ich - You du - is er - is sie - We Wear

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