German Phrasebook Review

— Ich spreche kein Deutsch. (ikh shpre-khe kyn doytsh) Could you repeat that? — Wie, bitte? (vee, bit-te) Slowly, please. — Langsam, bitte. (lang-zam, bit-te) 5. Pronunciation Tips

German is largely phonetic, meaning words are usually pronounced as they are written once you know the rules: sounds like F (e.g., Vogel is "foh-gel"). W sounds like V (e.g., Wasser is "vas-ser"). J sounds like Y (e.g., Ja is "yah"). Z sounds like TS (e.g., Zug is "tsoog"). Sch sounds like SH (e.g., Tschüss is "tshues"). AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more German Phrasebook

— Die Rechnung, bitte. (dee rekh-noong, bit-te) — Ich spreche kein Deutsch

— Sprechen Sie Englisch? (shprekh-en zee eng-lish) (vee, bit-te) Slowly, please

— Ein Bier / Wasser, bitte. (yn beer / vas-ser, bit-te) Cheers! — Prost! (prohst) 4. Communication Help Essential for when your German skills reach their limit.

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