important phrases Flashcards
Wie viel kostet…
Wie viel kostet eine Brezel?
Wie viel kostest dieses Hemd?
Wie viel kostet ein Zimmer pro Nacht?
“How much costs.”
how much does this pretzel cost?
how much does this shirt cost?
how much does a room cost per night?
Ich GEHE NACH hause.
Wir GEHEN ins Kino.
Brita GEHT ZUM Zahnarzt.
(Capital letters are just emphasizing the important part)
I am going home.
We go to the movies.
Brita goes to the dentist.
Was ist los?
what is wrong?
Los
A versatile word that could mean “wrong”, or if it’s by itself, “Go!”, “Go for it!”, or even “Let’s go!”
If you add it to the end of a word it means “less”. Adding los to zeit would mean zeitlos “timeless”
Hilfe + los = hilflos “helpless”
Was ist los? = “what is wrong”
Los geht’s! = “let’s go!”
Geht’s dir gut?
Are you okay?
Wo sind die Toiletten?
Wo finde ich die Toiletten?
Where are the toilets?
Where (can) I find the toilets?
Halten wir bald zum Kaffee trinken an?
Are we stopping soon to drink coffee?
anhalten = “to stop”. If it’s a question, the verb halten begins the sentence and no matter how long the sentence is, an is at the end.
Wie lange noch?
How much longer?
(Dots over ‘u’)
Wir mussen.
We have to.
ex.: Wir mussen essen “We have to eat”
Wie, ,,Und dann”?
What do you mean, “and then”?
Wie means “how”, but if you’re questioning what someone else has said, you can use it as, “What do you mean?”
In welche Richtung muss ich gehen?
In which direction do I have to go?
In welche Richtung?
In which direction?
Wo wollen Sie hin?
Where do you want to go?
Haben sie sich verlaufen?
Are you lost?
Have you gotten yourself lost?
Bitte, ko:nnen Sie mir Helfen?
Please, can you help me?
