Learn German Phrases and Vocabulary

By Heinz Krantz

Our comprehensive vocabulary workbook for beginners makes learning German simple!
Packed with practical information and easy, step-by-step guides to help you read, write, and speak German faster:

34 Topics

1,600+ Words and phrases

English – German – Phonetic symbols for each

This German vocabulary book is suitable for adults and kids, from beginners to those looking to improve their speaking and writing skills. Our list of vocabulary words and phrases will help you in any situation to be able to speak, read and write common phrases and words.

Your tutor, Heinz Krantz, will show you everything you need to know about these phrases to get started quickly! Features: for each word or phrase, Heinz has the English, the German, and what the Phonetic symbols are.

Whether you are learning from home, buying a gift, or want to prepare for a trip to Germany, this book is the best way to start learning German.

• Language: English
• Publisher: EuropeScholar
• Release date: Nov 6, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223750512

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Learn German for Phrases and Vocabulary

An Easy Study Book for Beginner and Intermediate German Speakers Learning How to Read and Speak using the German Alphabet

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By Heinz Krantz

34 Topics

1,600+ Words and phrases

English – German – Phonetic symbols for each

Published by: EuropeScholar

www.EuropeScholar.com

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Contents

Introduction

Common Words/phrases

Animals

At the airport

At the Hotel

At work

Body

Calendar

Clothing

Colors

Cooking

Countries

Dating

Directions

Electronics

Emotions

Family

Food

Friendship

Fruits & Vegetables

Health Care

Holidays

Household

Immigration

Numbers

On the plane

Police Station

Restaurant

School

Shopping

Subway/Metro

Taxi

Tourist

Transportation

Weather

Phonetic Guide

Thank you

Introduction

Thank you for picking up my introductory German vocabulary book.  I have been teaching German as a second language for over 14 years.  Many of my students have requested a book of vocabulary and phrases to give them a study guide to improve their German.  This is that book.

Over 1,350 words and phrases to help you converse in German.  A great guide for beginners and intermediate German speakers to improve reading, writing, and speaking the German language.

For each word or phrase, I include the English, the German and the Phonetic symbols for that word of phrase.  At the end of this book I have included a Phonetic guide.

I hope this book is helpful to you and helps you increase your ability with the German language.

Thank you again for purchasing a copy of this book and I hope you enjoy it.

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Common Words/phrases

Gebräuchliche Wörter/Phrasen  ɡəˈbrɔɪ̯çlɪçə #Wörter/Phrasen#

Are you busy?

Sind Sie sehr beschäftigt? 

ˈzɪnt ˈziː ˈzeːɐ̯ bəˈʃɛftɪkt ‖

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Did you eat breakfast?

Haben Sie gefrühstückt? 

ˈhaːbn̩ ˈziː ɡəˈfryːʃtʏkt ‖

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Did you eat dinner?

Haben Sie zu Abend gegessen? 

ˈhaːbn̩ ˈziː ˈtsuː ˈaːbn̩t ɡəˈɡɛsn̩ ‖

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Did you eat lunch?

Haben Sie zu Abend gegessen? 

ˈhaːbn̩ ˈziː ˈtsuː ˈaːbn̩t ɡəˈɡɛsn̩ ‖

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Did you sleep well?

Haben Sie gut geschlafen? 

ˈhaːbn̩ ˈziː ˈɡuːt ɡəˈʃlaːfn̩ ‖

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Do you have—-

Haben Sie... 

ˈhaːbn̩ ˈziː ‖

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Do you like movies?

Mögen Sie Filme? 

ˈmøːɡn̩ ˈziː ˈfɪlmə ‖

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Do you remember me?

Erinnern Sie sich an mich? 

ɛɐ̯ˈʔɪnɐn ˈziː ˈzɪç ˈan ˈmɪç ‖

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Don't work too hard

Arbeiten Sie nicht zu hart 

ˈarbaɪ̯tn̩ ˈziː ˈnɪçt ˈtsuː ˈhart

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Good morning

Guten Morgen 

ˈɡuːtən ˈmɔrɡn̩

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Good-bye

Auf Wiedersehen 

ˈaʊ̯f ˈviːdɐzeːən

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have been wanting to—-

Ich wollte schon immer mal...

ˈɪç ˈvɔltə ˈʃoːn ˈɪmɐ ˈmaːl ‖

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has been wanting to—-

wollte... 

ˈvɔltə ‖

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Have you eaten a meal?

Haben Sie schon etwas gegessen? 

ˈhaːbn̩ ˈziː ˈʃoːn ˈɛtvas ɡəˈɡɛsn̩ ‖

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Here is my email address

Hier ist meine E-Mail Adresse 

ˈhaːbn̩ ˈziː ˈʃoːn ˈɛtvas ɡəˈɡɛsn̩ ‖

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Here is my phone number

Hier ist meine Telefonnummer 

ˈhiːɐ̯ ˈɪst ˈmaɪ̯nə ˈteːləfoːnnʊmɐ

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How 

Wie 

ˈviː

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How about—-

Wie wäre es... 

ˈviː ˈvɛːrə ˈɛs ‖

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How are you doing?

Wie geht es Ihnen? 

ˈviː ˈɡeːt ˈɛs ˈiːnən ‖

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How are you feeling?

Wie geht es Ihnen? 

ˈviː ˈɡeːt ˈɛs ˈiːnən ‖

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How are your parents doing?

Wie geht es Ihren Eltern? 

ˈviː ˈɡeːt ˈɛs ˈiːrən ˈɛltɐn ‖

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How Come?

Wie kommt das? 

ˈviː ˈkɔmt das ‖

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How do you do?

Wie geht es Ihnen? 

ˈviː ˈɡeːt ˈɛs ˈiːnən ‖

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How have you been?

Wie ist es Ihnen ergangen? 

ˈviː ˈɪst ˈɛs ˈiːnən #ergangen# ‖

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How long has it been?

Wie lange ist es her? 

ˈviː ˈlaŋə ˈɪst ˈɛs ˈheːɐ̯ ‖

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How Much?

Wie viel? 

ˈviː ˈfiːl ‖

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How old are you?

Wie alt sind Sie? 

ˈviː ˈalt ˈzɪnt ˈziː ‖

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I already ate

Ich habe bereits gegessen 

ˈɪç ˈhaːbə bəˈraɪ̯ts ɡəˈɡɛsn̩

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I don't have—-

Ich habe nicht... 

ˈɪç ˈhaːbə ˈnɪçt ‖

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I had fun today

Ich hatte heute Spaß 

ˈɪç ˈhatə ˈhɔɪ̯tə ˈʃpaːs

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I have—-

Ich habe... 

ˈɪç ˈhaːbə ‖

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I have missed you

Ich habe dich vermisst 

ˈɪç ˈhaːbə ˈdɪç fɛɐ̯ˈmɪst

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I like movies

Ich mag Filme 

ˈɪç ˈmaːk ˈfɪlmə

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I look forward to working with you

Ich freue mich auf die Zusammenarbeit mit Ihnen 

ˈɪç ˈfrɔɪ̯ə ˈmɪç ˈaʊ̯f ˈdiː tsuˈzamənarbaɪ̯t ˈmɪt ˈiːnən

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I slept well

Ich habe gut geschlafen 

ˈɪç ˈhaːbə ˈɡuːt ɡəˈʃlaːfn̩

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I thoughts about you a lot

Ich denke oft an Sie 

ˈɪç ˈdɛŋkə ˈɔft ˈan ˈziː

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I'll call you

Ich rufe Sie an 

ˈɪç ˈruːfə ˈziː ˈan

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I'll email you

Ich schicke Ihnen eine E-Mail. 

ˈɪç ˈʃɪkə ˈiːnən ˈaɪ̯nə ˈiːmeːl ‖

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I'll text you

Ich schicke Ihnen eine SMS 

ˈɪç ˈʃɪkə ˈiːnən ˈaɪ̯nə ɛs.ɛmˈʔɛs

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I'm flattered 

Ich fühle mich geschmeichelt 

ˈɪç ˈfyːlə ˈmɪç ɡəˈʃmaɪ̯çl̩t

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I'm too tired

Ich bin zu müde 

ˈɪç ˈbɪn ˈtsuː ˈmyːdə

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Is it okay to—-

Ist es okay, wenn... 

ˈɪst ˈɛs oˈkeː | ˈvɛn ‖

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Is there—-

Ist da...

ˈɪst ˈdaː ‖

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Isn't there—-

Ist da nicht... 

ˈɪst ˈdaː ˈnɪçt ‖

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It has been a long time

Es ist schon lange her 

ˈɛs ˈɪst ˈʃoːn ˈlaŋə ˈheːɐ̯

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It is an honor to meet you

Es ist mir eine Ehre, Sie kennenzulernen 

ˈɛs ˈɪst ˈmiːɐ̯ ˈaɪ̯nə ˈeːrə | ˈziː #kennenzulernen#

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It is nice to meet you

Es ist schön, Sie kennenzulernen