Begrüßungen
This German greeting is used most often in the morning:
Was ist "guten Morgen"?
This German goodbye is typically sung:
Was ist "tschüss / tschüssi"?
You would use this phrase to ask what something is in German:
Was ist "was ist das"?
Was ist "30"?
These are countries we have identified as Deutschsprachige Länder:
Was sind "Deutschland, Österreich, Die Schweiz, & Liechtenstein"?
This greeting is used most often throughout the day:
Was ist "guten Tag"?
This goodbye is typically used at night:
Was ist "gute Nacht"?
You would use this phrase to ask who someone is in German:
Was ist "wer ist das"?
These letters from das Alphabet sound the same between German and English:
was sind "f, l, m, n, o, & s"
This could be identified as a product from a Deutschsprachiges Land:
Was ist "*acceptable product from German-speaking country"
This greeting is used most often in the evening:
Was ist "guten Abend"?
This word is not sung, but is another informal goodbye from our vocabulary:
Was ist "tschau"?
This common question is often used to figure out a person's name:
Was ist "wie heißt du"?
The letters C, Z, A, E, I, V, and W can be identified auf Deutsch as these:
Was sind "[tseh], [tset], [ah], [A], [ee], [fau], & [veh]"?
This city is the capitol of a Deutschsprachiges Land:
Was ist "Berlin / Wien / Bern / Vaduz"?
This common greeting will not earn you points on the test:
Was ist "hallo"?
This goodbye is often used more formally and typically conveys a sense of respect between the people parting ways:
Was ist "auf Wiedersehen"?
Was ist "wie geht es dir / wie geht's"?
The four special characters in das Alphabet can be identified as these:
Was sind "ä, ö, ü, & ß"?
This famous person is originally from a Deutschsprachiges Land:
Wer ist "*acceptable famous person*"?
The EasyGerman video we watched in class provided several Begrüßungen that are not on our vocab list (and not hallo), with _______ being an example.
Was ist "moin, servus, schönen Tag, grüss Gott, Grias di, Tag, was geht"?
The difference between bis bald and bis später can be described as this:
Was ist "bis bald means see you soon and is used when you know specifically when you will see the person next, whereas bis später means see you later and is used when you know you will see the other person again but not specifically"?
If someone were to ask you to ask you what your name is and how you are doing, these are the three potential responses from our vocab you could use:
Was sind "Ich heiße _____, es geht mir gut and es geht mir schlecht"?
All vowels in das Alphabet - including the umlauts - can be identified as these:
Was sind "a, e, i, o, u, ä, ö, ü"?
The flags of the four Deutschsprachige Länder that we have learned can be described as this:
Was sind "Deutschlands flag is black, red, and yellow; Österreichs flag is red, white, and red; Die Schweizs flag is red with a cross; Liechtensteins flag is blue, red, with a crown"?