German Simple Dialogs

In exchange:

• Off – geschlossen [geschlosen]
• On – Auf [auf], offen [ofın]
• Postcard – die Postkarte
  [Of cards of]
• Stamp – die Briefmarke [bri:fmark]
• A little – etwas [etvas]
• Breakfast – das Frühstück [frü:ştück]
• Lunch – das Mittagessen
  [Mita kesın]
• Dinner – das Abendessen
  [A: BINT press]
• Vegetarian – vegetarisch [vegitarisch]
• Bread – das Brot [das bro:t]
• Beverage – das Getränk [getränk]
• Coffee – der Kaffee [cafe:]
• Tea – der Tee [te:]
• Fruit juice – der Saft [zaft]
• Beer – das Bier [bi:r]
• Water – das Wasser [vasir]
• wine – der Wein [vayn]
• Salt – das Salz [das zalts]
• Pepper – der Pfeffer [pfefir]
• Meat – das Fleisch [das fleisch]
• Veal – das Rindfleisch [rnndflayş]
• Pork – das Schweinefleisch
  [Şvaynıflayş]
• Fish – der Fisch [fisch]
• Poultry – das Geflügel
  [Gefl of Gil]
• Vegetable – das Gemüse [das gımü:zi]
• Fruit – die Frucht [fruht]
• Potato – die Kartoffel [kartoffel]
• Salata – der Salat [zala:t]
• Dessert – das Dessert [desert]
• Ice cream – das Speiseeis
  [Şpayz of-ays]

• How much is this? – Wieviel kostet das? [vi:fi:l kostıt das]
• What's this? – Was it possible? [vas ist das]
• I'm buying. – Ich nehme es. [ih ne:me es]
• I want to buy … – Ich möchte … kaufen. [ih-möhtı ….. kaufın]
• … is there? – Haben Sie … [ha:bın-zi:]
• cheers! – Prost! [prost]
• Do you accept credit cards? – Akzeptieren Sie Kreditkarten?
  [actsepti: rin zi: kreditkartin]
• Please bring the bill. – Zahlen, bitte. [tsa:lın endı]

SUPER

Beyond really cool .. thank you.

    BEIM ZAHNARZT

Frau Taylor: Entschuldigen Sie, Every Doctor. Ich habe mich etwas verspätet.
Zahnarzt: Das macht nichts, Frau Taylor: Was haben Sie für Beschwerden?
Frau Taylor: Dieser Zahn hold mir sehr weh. Ich kan auf dieser Seite nicht kauen. Er ist sehr empfindlich gegen heiss und kalt.
Zahnarzt: Machen Sie ihren Mund weit auf bitte!
Frau Taylor: Au! Ai!
Zahnarzt: Aber ich habe ihn ja noch nich angerührt.Die Zahnplombe ist ausgefallen.Die Fäulnis ist sehr tief. Ich werde Ihnen eine Novocainspitze geben. Ich muss ziemlich tief bohren.
Frau Taylor: Werden Sie den Nerv?
Der Zahnarzt steckt einige Wattebäusche in den Mund von Frau Taylor. Er bringt eine kleine Röhre an. Sie Spuckt den Speichel aus.
Zahnarzt: Nein, heute nicht.
Frau Taylor: Wann muss ich wiederkommen?
Zahnarzt: Donnerstag, um 14.00 Uhr.
Frau Taylor: Auf Wiedersehen, Herr Doctor. Danke schön.

DISC

Miss Taylor: I'm sorry, doctor. I'm a little late.
Disci: No harm, Mrs. Taylor. What do you have to complain about?
Ms. Taylor: I am very aggressive about this. I can not ignore it. It is very sensitive to Sicaga and cold.
Dicci: Please be very gentle with your mouth!
Mrs. Taylor: Ah! Ah!
Dicci: But I have not touched him yet. The fat has fallen, the skin is deep and deep. I will make a nokokain needles. It's going to take a lot of deep drilling.
Ms. Taylor: Are you going to kill nerve?
She puts a few pieces of cotton in Taylor's mouth, places a small tube in her mouth and throws saliva.
Dici: No, not this day.
Ms. Taylor: When should I come back?
Disci: Thursday at 2 o'clock
Miss Taylor: Goodbye, Doctor. Thank you.

your dialogues are very wonderful, I am thankful to you that you are willing to give me. I wish you to continue with your prayers. I am from Germany to you. Please give me your lessons. I will visit this page. I started to speak with my teachers.

Sayin zagroz,

Open – Auf [auf], offen [ofın] You used this in the correct sense, but ''auf'' and ''offen'' refer to any place, shop, market, workplace, etc. To say that it is open, the word "geöffnet" must be used in German. As far as I know, it should be like this. I hope I'm not giving wrong information. I hope it helps. Good evening.

Sayin zagroz,

I want to correct a mistake I made yesterday. I said that the words “auf” and “offen” do not fit here. I asked the German course teacher today, and he said that it would not be wrong to use these words in such a situation, but "geöffnet" was a better fitting word. I apologize for my mistake, as someone who is just learning German, I tried to give as much information as I could. I wish you a good morning.

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