Nützliche Ausdrüke Flashcards by Rebecca Kosten

Guten Abend!

Good evening!

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Guten Morgen!

Good morning!

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Guten Tag!

Hello! (literally “good afternoon”)

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Hallo! Morgen! Tag! n’Abend!

Hi! (very informal)

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Auf Wiedersehen!

Goodbye! (formal)

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Bis morgen.

Until tomorrow.

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Schönes Wochenende!

Have a nice weekend!

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Danke, gleichfalls!

Thanks, same to you!

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Tschüs!

Bye!

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Wie heißen Sie?

What is your name? (formal)

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Wie heißt du?

What is your name? (informal)

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Wie ist deine Handynummer?

What is your cell phone number?

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Woher kommst du?

Where do you come from?

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Wie spät ist es, bitte?

What time is it, please?

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Wie schreibt man das?

How do you spell that?

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am Mittwoch (Donnerstag usw.)

on Wednesday (Thursday etc.)

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Entschuldigung!

Pardon me! Excuse me!

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Gute Reise!

(Have a) good trip!

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im Moment

at the moment

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in Eile

in a hurry

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Super!

Terrific! Great!

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Wie geht’s?

How’s it going? (casual)

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Wie geht es Ihnen?

How are you? (formal)

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enie Reise machen

to take a trip

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diese Woche

this week

auf Deutsch

in German

Grüß dich!

Hello! Hi! (informal, used in S. Germany)

zum Beispiel

for example

lessen über (+acc)

to read about

sprechen über (+acc)

to talk about

Was machst du gern?

What do you like to do?

(Das) stimmt

(That's) right

Es tut mir leid

I'm sorry

Fantastisch!

Fantastic!

nächstes Semester

next semester

Schon gut

Fine. It's okay. No problem.

Vielen Dank!

many thanks! thanks a lot!

das sind (pl. of das ist)

those are

es gibt (+acc)

there is, there are

zu Hause

at home

ich möchte

I would like to

eine Pause machen

to take a break

ein bisschen

a little, a little bit, a little while

Ich habe keine Lust

I don't feel like it

Mensch!

Man! Wow!

nach Hause

home (as destination)

Ich fahre nach Hause

I'm driving home

nicht (wahr)?

isn't it? can't you? doesn't he? etc.

Was ist los?

what's the matter? What's going on?

Angst haben

to be afraid

Das finde ich auch

I think so too

gar nicht

not at all

Stimmt schon

That's right

im Früling, Sommer, usw.

in Spring, Summer, etc.

Ich spiele lieber Karten

I'd rather play cards.

Bis nachher!

See you later!

Es geht.

It's all right. It's possible. It can be done.

Es geht nicht.

It can't be done. It's impossible. It won't work.

Lieber nicht.

I'd rather not. No thanks. Let's not.

nicht mehr

no longer, not any more

Sie wohnt nicht mehr hier.

She doesn't live here any more.

kein ... mehr

no more ... , not .... any more

Ich habe keine Zeit mehr.

I have no more time.

Ich bin kein Kind mehr.

I'm not a child any more.

Recht haben

to be right

Du hast Recht.

You're right.

Warte mal!

Wait a second! Hang on!

im Süden (im Norden usw.)

in the south etc.

zu Fuß gehen

to go on foot