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Lektion 1 · A1 · LingoBoss German

Begrüßung

LingoBoss German Begrüßung

Chapters · 9
00:00Häufiger Fehler: Tschüss am Abend
00:20Begrüßung
00:29Das lernst du heute
00:56Begrüßungen nach Tageszeit
01:13Grammatik: du oder Sie
03:36Quiz: Teste dich
04:10Mini-Dialog
04:28Kurze Geschichte
04:56Zusammenfassung
Transcript

You often say this wrong! At eight in the evening, you don't say "Tschüss." Do you want to know what's right? In five minutes you'll learn all the greetings in German! Hello and a warm welcome! Today we learn how to greet. Let's go! Let's see what's waiting for you today. First, greetings according to the time of day. Then: du or Sie, formal and informal. "Wie geht's?" and the right answer. A mini dialogue and a short story. A quiz for practice. And at the end, a song to sing along to! In German, people greet according to the time of day. In the morning, at midday and in the evening you say something different. There is also a formal and an informal form. Let's take a quick look. In German there are two forms: du and Sie. You use du with friends and family (informal). You use Sie with strangers and at work (formal). Informal: Wie geht es dir? (How are you?) Formal: Wie geht es Ihnen? (How are you?) Hello. You can say it at any time of day. "Hallo" is informal and very friendly. Good morning. You say it in the morning, until about eleven o'clock. Good morning, Mrs. Müller! Good day. / Hello. You say it during the day and in formal situations. Good day, Mr. Schmidt! Good evening. You say it in the evening, when it gets dark. Good evening, everyone! Good night. This is not a greeting. You say it before going to sleep. Bye. You say it to say goodbye, informally. Bye, see you tomorrow! Goodbye. This is a formal and polite farewell. Goodbye, Mrs. Klein! How are you? People often ask this after greeting. Hi! How are you? Thanks, I'm well. This is the most common answer. Thanks, I'm well! And you? A little quiz! Are you ready? It's eight in the morning. What do you say? Good morning! You're going to bed. What do you say? Good night! How do you answer: Wie geht's? Thanks, I'm well! Let's look at a little dialogue. Good morning! Good morning! How are you? Thanks, I'm well! And you? Good too, thanks. We follow Anna through her day. In the morning she meets her neighbor and says: Good morning, Mrs. Müller! At midday she goes to the bakery: Good day! How are you? And in the evening, before sleeping: Good night! That's how easy greetings are in everyday life! Great! Today you learned how to greet. Repeat these words out loud. Next lesson: the numbers from one to ten! See you next time. Bye! Hello, hello! Good day, good day In the morning I say Good morning At noon, good day In the evening, good evening And at night, good night Sleep well How are you, how are you, how are you? Thanks, I'm good And how are you? Hello, hello, just say hello Good morning, good day, the world says hello Bye and goodbye, see you soon my friend German is easy, come on, just sing along To friends, I say "du" To strangers, I say "Sie" Formal or informal I never forget the greeting Hello, hello, just say hello Good morning, good day, the world says hello Bye and goodbye, see you soon my friend German is easy, come on, just sing along Hello, good day, bye Goodbye Thanks, I'm good And you? Thanks, I'm good Bye, bye Until next time Goodbye German, A1!