COMMON GERMAN PHRASES AND WORDS
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Pronunciation guide: 

“CH” in German is pronounced as the “CH” in the Scottish word “LOCH” - but if you find that difficult you can say a “K” - which is how the Bavarians in Southern Germany pronounce it. "SCH" in German is pronounced like "SH" in English. 

GREETINGS

1. GOOD MORNING - Guten Morgen - [GOOTen MOR-gen] 

2. GOOD DAY - Guten Tag - [GOOTen targ] 

3. HOW ARE YOU? - Wie geht es Ihnen? - [VEE gate es EE-nen?] 

4. GOOD BYE - Auf Wiedersehen - [Owf VEEder zay-en] 

ASKING FOR HELP 

TRAVEL 

1. WHERE IS THE HOTEL .... ? - Wo ist das Hotel ...? - [Voh ist dass Hotel ...?] 

2. HOW FAR IS THE AIRPORT? - Wie weit ist der Flughafen ...? - [Vee VYTE ist dare FLOOG-harfen?] 

3. PLEASE TAKE ME TO THE STATION - Zum Bahnhof bitte! - [Zoom BARN-hof bitter!] 

4. HOW MUCH IS THAT? - Wieviel kostet das? - [Vee-feel KOSTet das?] 

5 WHERE'S THE BATHROOM? - Wo sind die Toiletten? - [Voh zind dee toil-ETT-ten?] 

HOTEL/RESTAURANT 

PLEASE - bitte - [bitter] may be added after all of the following 

1. HAVE YOU A ROOM? - Haben Sie ein Zimmer? - [HAR-ben zee eye'n TSIMM-er?] 

2. FOR TODAY/TOMORROW - Fuer heute/morgen - [Fewer HOY-ter/MOR-gen] 

3. I WOULD LIKE BREAKFAST - Ich moechte Fruehstueck - [Ich MERCH-ter FROO-stook] 

4. IS LUNCH INCLUDED? - Ist das Mittagessen inbegriffen? - [Ist dass MITT-tag-essen IN-begriffen?] 

5. WHEN IS DINNER? - Wann ist das Abendessen? - [Vann ist dass AH-bent-essen?] 

6. A TABLE FOR TWO - Einen Tisch fuer zwei Personen - [EYE-nen TISH fewer tsvye pair-ZOH-nen] 

7. BRING ME TEA/COFFEE - Bringen Sie mir Tee/Kaffee! - [BRING-en zee mere TAY/CAR-fay!] 

8. CAN I HAVE THE BILL? - Kann ich die Rechnung haben? - [Can ich dee RECH-noong HAR-ben?] 

9. THANKS - Danke [Danker]
 

EMERGENCY 

1. HELP! - Hilfe! - [HEEL-fer!] 

2. WHERE'S THE EXIT? - Wo ist der Ausgang? - [Voh ist dare OWSE-gang?] 

3. LOOK OUT! - Achtung! - [ACH-toong!] 

4. A DOCTOR/HOSPITAL - Einen Arzt/Ein Krankenhaus - [EYE-nen ARTZT/Ein KRANK-en-house] 

SAYING WHAT YOU THINK 

1. I AGREE - Ich bin einverstanden - [Ich bin EYE-n fair-SHTANDEN-en] 

2. I DON'T AGREE - Ich bin nicht einverstanden - [Ich bin nicht EYE-n fair-SHTANDEN-en] 

3. I'M NOT SURE - Ich bin mir nicht sicher - [Ich bin mere nicht ZEE-cher] 

4. I DON'T UNDERSTAND - Ich verstehe nicht - [Ich fair-SHTAY-er nicht] 

5. YES - Ja - [Yah] 

6. NO - Nein - [Nine] 

NUMBERS 

ZERO - null - [nool] 

ONE - eins - [eye-ns] 

TWO - zwei - [tsv’eye] 

THREE - drei - [dry] 

FOUR - vier - [fear] 

FIVE - fünf - [fewnf] 

SIX - sechs - [zex] 

SEVEN - sieben - [ZEE-ben] 

EIGHT - acht - [acht] 

NINE - neun - [noyn] 

TEN - zehn - [zayn] 

DAYS 

MONDAY - Montag - [MON-targ] 

TUESDAY - Dienstag - [DEANS-targ] 

WEDNESDAY - Mittwoch - [MIT-voch] 

THURSDAY - Donnerstag - [DONNERS-targ] 

FRIDAY - Freitag - [FRY-targ] 

SATURDAY - Samstag - [ZAMS-targ] 

SUNDAY - Sonntag - [ZONN-targ] 

MIX AND MATCH SOME ACTION WORDS (VERBS) 

If you want to say:
I WANT TO SPEAK GERMAN
It goes like this:
Ich will deutsch sprechen - [ich vill DOY-tch SHPRAY-chen] 

You can alter what you do to "SPEAK" by using different words like 
I MUST SPEAK - Ich muss sprechen - [Ich moos SHPRAY-chen] 
I CAN SPEAK - Ich kann sprechen - [Ich can SHPRAY-chen] 
I WANT TO SPEAK - Ich will sprechen - [Ich vill SHPRAY-chen] 
I LIKE TO SPEAK - Ich mag sprechen - [Ich mag SHPRAY-chen] 

You can use other action words like: 

TO GO - GEHEN - GAY-EN 
TO COME - KOMMEN - COMMON 
TO BE - SEIN - ZINE 
TO HAVE - HABEN - HAR-BEN 
TO SEE - SEHEN - ZAY-EN 
TO SPEAK - SPRECHEN - SHPRAY-chen 
TO ASK (questions) - FRAGEN - FRAR-GEN 
TO GIVE - GEBEN - GAY-BEN 
TO TAKE - NEHMEN - NAME-EN 
TO TRAVEL/DRIVE - FAHREN - FAR-EN 
TO BUY - KAUFEN - COW-FEN 
TO DO/MAKE - MACHEN - MACH-EN 

Then, see how you can mix and match them to say what you want. 

I MUST GO - Ich muss gehen - [Ich moos GAY-en] 
I CAN COME - Ich kann kommen - [Ich can common] 
I WANT TO DO - Ich will machen - [Ich vill mar-chen] 
I LIKE TO TRAVEL - Ich mag fahren - [Ich mag FAR-en] 

Please don't forget the prounciation of CH. If you don't speak Scotts, "CH" in German also sounds a little like saying an English "H" and clearing your throat at the same time. Have fun!