Greetings
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+ Goodbyes
This is how you greet a friend.
Hallo
This is how you ask someone’s name informally.
Wie heißt du?
This word means "siblings" in German.
die Geschwister
This means to dance in German.
tanzen
This adjective means "friendly".
freundlich
This is how you say goodbye to a friend.
Tschüss, Bis später, Bis bald, etc
This is how you ask where someone is from informally.
Woher kommst du?
This word means "Grandparents" in German.
die Großeltern
This means to sing in German.
singen
This question asks what someone is like.
Wie ist er/sie?
This greeting is appropriate in the morning.
Guten Morgen
This is how you ask how someone is doing informally.
Wie geht's dir?
der, die, or das Vater
der Vater
This is how you ask what someone likes to do.
Was machst du gern (in deiner Freizeit)?
This adjective means funny in German.
lustig
This goodbye is more formal and polite.
Auf Wiedersehen
This is how you ask where someone lives formally.
Wo wohnen Sie?
This is how you say, "I have a sister. Her name is Madison".
Ich habe eine Schwester. Sie heißt Madison.
This is how you say "I like to play piano" in German.
Ich spiele gern Klavier.
This adjective means "mean" in German.
gemein
This is an appropriate way to greet someone important.
Guten Tag
This is the formal way to ask someone’s name.
Wie heißen Sie?
This is how you say, "I have an uncle. His name is Mark."
Ich habe einen Onkel. Er heißt Mark.
This is how you say "I do not like to do homework" in German.
Ich mache nicht gern Hausaufgaben.
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