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Lektion 15 · A1 · LingoBoss German

German A1: 8 Essential Daily Phrases | Speak Like a Boss 🇩🇪

Learn 8 of the most important German daily expressions for real conversations: Guten Appetit!, Gute Besserung!, Schönes Wochenende!, Wie bitte!, Keine Ahnung!, Macht nichts!, Es tut mir leid. and Viel Glück!. Learn how to use these phrases in real conversations and react naturally to them (e.g., Gleichfalls!, Ebenso!, Danke!). No dry memorization — everythi...

Chapters · 12
0:00Wörtliche Übersetzung (Fehler-Hook)
0:35Ausdruck: Guten Appetit!
1:03Ausdruck: Gute Besserung!
1:30Ausdruck: Schönes Wochenende!
2:03Ausdruck: Wie bitte?
2:30Ausdruck: Keine Ahnung!
2:53Ausdruck: Macht nichts!
3:12Ausdruck: Es tut mir leid.
3:32Ausdruck: Viel Glück!
3:54Praktischer Dialog im Alltag
4:31Das Alltags-Quiz (Übung)
5:38Zusammenfassung & wichtige Tipps
Transcript

I'm sorry, Lena! I bought an ice cream. Same to you! Stop! Not 'Gleiche dir'. We say 'Gleichfalls!' or 'Ebenso!'. Ah I see! Same to you, Lena! Enjoy your ice cream. Exactly. Direct translations often don't work with everyday phrases. That's why today we are learning eight sentences that you constantly need in everyday life. Expression number one: Guten Appetit! We say this before eating. And if someone wishes me 'Guten Appetit', what do I reply? Simply 'Gleichfalls' or 'Ebenso'. It means 'Same to you'. Guten Appetit! - Thanks, same to you! Very simple and very important. What do we say when a friend is sick or coughing? Then we wish 'Gute Besserung!'. That means 'Get well soon!'. And the sick person simply answers with 'Danke!'. Exactly. Never say 'Es tut mir leid' for a normal cold. 'Gute Besserung' is better. Expression three we hear every Friday: Schönes Wochenende! I love Fridays! Have a nice weekend, Lena! Thanks, same to you! Or here too: Danke, gleichfalls! So can I use 'gleichfalls' almost always when someone wishes me something good? Yes, absolutely. It fits perfectly for meals, holidays, or the weekend. Sometimes I don't understand a word. What should I say? Just ask briefly: Wie bitte? That means 'Pardon?' or 'What did you say?'. Is 'Was?' rude? Yes, 'Was?' often sounds rude. 'Wie bitte?' is much friendlier and safer. And if I don't know the answer to a question at all? Then you say honestly: Keine Ahnung! That means 'No idea!'. Is that informal? Yes, it is perfect for friends. In the office, you prefer to say: Das weiß ich leider nicht. What do I reply when someone makes a small mistake and apologizes? We say: Macht nichts! That means 'It doesn't matter' or 'No problem'. Macht nichts. It calms the conversation partner immediately. And how do we apologize correctly? With: Es tut mir leid. Es tut mir leid. Can I also say just 'Tut mir leid'? Yes, among friends that is very common. It means 'I'm sorry'. Our last expression for today: Viel Glück! For exams or applications. Exactly. We wish others success. Good luck with the German exam! Thanks! I hope I don't need it, but it helps anyway. Good morning! Have a nice weekend! Thanks, same to you! Are you hungry? Yes! Enjoy your meal! Thanks! Oh, I spilled coffee... No problem. I'm sorry, here is a cloth. Thanks. You have your exam today, right? Good luck! Pardon? Ah, yes, thanks! I'm ready. Quiz time! Four questions from daily life. Choose the appropriate answer. Question one: Someone is sick. What do you say to them? Gute Besserung! We wish health. Question two: Before eating you wish the others: Guten Appetit! That fits before every meal. Question three: You don't understand something. What do you ask politely? Wie bitte? Very polite and friendly. Last question: Someone wishes you 'Schönes Wochenende!'. What do you say? Gleichfalls! Or: Danke, gleichfalls! That means 'Same to you'. That was our short everyday course. Eight sentences for every day. Don't forget: The complete PDF with examples and exercises is free. Link is in the description. Write us a sentence in the comments: Guten Appetit, gute Besserung or schönes Wochenende! Good luck learning German and see you soon at LingoBoss German!