Ich habe (meine Tasche/mein Portemonnaie, mein Handy) verloren. Können sie mich bitte zu dieser Adresse bringen? Welche Sehenswürdigkeiten sind besonders interessant?Ĭould you please bring me to this address? What are the most interesting sights to see here? Ich bin intolerant/allergisch (Laktose/Gluten…). I am intolarant/allergic to (lactose/gluten…). Wo gibt es das beste (vegetarische/vegane) Restaurant? Where can I find the best (vegetarian/vegan) restaurant?

Könnte ich bitte das WiFi Passwort haben?Įxcuse me, where is…(the train station, the airport/ the city center)?Įntschuldigung, wo ist… (der Bahnhof/ der Flughafen/die Innenstadt)? Ich komme aus…(den USA/Kanada/Australien/Großbritannien) The beautiful Brandenburger Tor in Berlin Now you are well prepared with 20 important travel phrases. Here are 20 very useful phrases for your Germany or Switzerland trip (did you know that German is the main language in many parts of Switzerland?).Īnd here is a link to all my posts on Germany. Overcoming language barriers is not easy but possible! If you want to learn new languages you can either go to a country and start from a scratch or you can learn, at least basic, language skills beforehand (learning languages online has become very popular.) Learning new languages can be super fun and if you are able to communicate in another language it will give you a super cool feeling. Have you tried speaking the language of the country you are visiting? So I stammer some French phrases I can remember and to be honest…I know my French sucks and my accent is probably terrible but I feel amazing when I am able to get some French words out of my mouth. Luckily, English is widely spoken and many people all over the world can communicate – at least on a basic level – in English, but there are many places where English is not spoken.Īs a German, I apparently have no problems in Germany, but when I am in France I often need to really think hard to remember my French language skills to be able to communicate (as many people in France actually do not speak English or at least refuse to speak any other language than French). Well, I assume that at least the last point, new languages, is not something everybody loves… And to be honest, I get it. Getting to know new people, discovering new (awesome) places, learning about new cultures, trying out new dishes, and hearing and speaking new languages…. Is there anything better than traveling? Well, maybe but I think traveling around the world is one of the best things I enjoy the most.

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