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Talking About Weekend Plans
You meet everyday words and short phrases for weekend plans. One friend talks with Mia and Ben about movies, dinner, and time together. The examples reuse familiar activities as the friends choose what to do.
Asking for Street Directions
Basic questions and street directions guide a walk to the library. You ask a woman for help, follow her directions, and find the entrance. Short questions and directions appear alongside words for places you pass.
Trying on Clothes
Common words and short phrases for trying on clothes appear in a shopping story. A shopper chooses a shirt and pants, tries them on, and asks for different sizes. Size words and short phrases show what feels wrong and what fits well.
Eating at a Restaurant
You meet common restaurant words and polite requests. Two friends find a table, choose drinks, and order food. The examples reuse familiar words in short questions and requests.
Checking Into a Hotel Room
Hotel check-in includes names, room details, and a room key. A guest gives reservation details and asks about the room and breakfast. Short questions reuse words like room and key.
Getting Coffee With a Friend
Meet a friend at a café and order a drink. Follow the visit from finding a table to drinking coffee and tea. Short requests repeat familiar words for drink choices and payment.
Checking In for a Flight
This set covers checking in for a flight and dropping off a bag. The cards follow a traveler from the check-in counter to the bag drop. Short requests and repeated words connect each step.
Meeting Someone New
This set covers greetings and simple personal details when you meet someone new.Two people say hello, talk about home, family, work, and interests, and then say goodbye. Short questions and answers repeat familiar words.
Di tendenza ora
Ideale per iniziare
Calendar Words for Plans
German day names, month names, and basic calendar words appear in everyday plans. One person talks to a friend about work, free time, and family visits. The examples use am with days of the week and im with months.
Free Time That Feels Good
Everyday German for free time includes activities, likes and dislikes. One speaker talks about music, books, films and time at home. Familiar activities return with gern, nicht gern and lieber to show different preferences.
When You Don't Understand
Short German phrases ask for repetition, slower speech and the German word for something. The speaker talks to staff at a course office and to a classmate. Paired requests show polite Sie and familiar du.
Resting After a Busy Day
Everyday German words and phrases describe feeling tired, going to bed and sleeping well or badly. The cards follow a quiet evening at home and a conversation about the night. Short personal sentences reuse words for the bed, light and sleep.
Small Jobs Around the Home
Everyday German words describe small jobs that keep a home clean and tidy. Two people at home talk about rooms, surfaces and jobs they still need to do. Familiar places return in short requests and remarks about what is clean, dirty, wet or dry.
Reading the Clock
Everyday German phrases tell the time in full hours, half hours and quarter hours. The examples follow one speaker making plans with a friend. Repeated sentence patterns connect clock times with visits, calls and meals.
Prices and Quantities
Meet German number words for amounts, simple prices and contact details. The examples follow one shopper buying food and checking phone numbers. Repeated phrases connect quantities with prices, without naming a currency.
Going Out in Any Weather
You meet everyday German words for today's weather, clothing and choices about going outside.Two friends discuss the weather, choose warm clothes and decide whether to wait. Short questions and replies reuse words for rain, warmth and home.
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Finding Terms Both Sides Can Accept
Conditional offers and mutual concessions help both sides reach acceptable terms. A worker discusses a shared room, equipment and project responsibilities with a supervisor using Sie and a coworker using du. The phrases move from offering cooperation to setting conditions and confirming an agreement.
Answering Concerns About Your Idea
German response phrases acknowledge workplace concerns and answer them directly. A worker discusses a shared task list with a supervisor using Sie and a coworker using du. The cards move from recognizing valid concerns to giving targeted answers and checking assumptions.
Responsibility and Complaints With sich kümmern
German reflexive verb phrases cover care, trust, complaints, responsibility and support. One speaker balances family care with responsibilities at work. The cards move from everyday combinations to spoken replies and clauses with darum, darauf, darüber and dafür.
Drawing Conclusions With müssen
German conclusions with müssen and müsste range from firm deductions to cautious expectations. Everyday clues at work and on the way home suggest what is happening or has happened. The cards move from present situations to past events, contrasting muss with the less certain müsste.
Changes and Ideas With auffallen and More
Everyday combinations with auffallen, ausfallen and einfallen describe noticeable changes, results and ideas. Two coworkers prepare a team gathering, discuss the outcome and think about the next one. The person noticing or remembering often appears in the dative, while the verb's prefix moves to the end in simple present-tense sentences.
Judgments and Commitments With halten
Meet everyday combinations with halten for opinions, promises, loyalty, and agreements.One speaker discusses plans and commitments with coworkers Lea and Tom.Every expression uses unprefixed halten; its surrounding words distinguish judging, supporting, and keeping commitments.
Keeping Personal Information Private
Common German phrases describe who can see or use personal information and what makes a message suspicious.A customer discusses privacy with a company, then asks a friend about an unexpected message.The cards reuse familiar words for data, access and permission in short requests and everyday remarks.
Checking Food Ingredients Before Eating
A customer checks food ingredients and explains an allergy or intolerance in German. The conversation moves from questions about a dish to asking for it without milk or nuts. Polite questions with Sie and repeated ingredient phrases connect the cards.
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