Key Phrases
Freut mich, dich kennenzulernen
Pleased to meet you
Kommst du öfter hierher?
Do you come here often?
Kommst du
Are you coming
Skills You'll Learn
Introducing oneself
Sich vorstellen
Asking for recommendations
Um Empfehlungen bitten
Engaging in humorous conversation
Sich in humorvollen Gesprächen engagieren
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are at a lively bar in Germany, engaging in a friendly conversation with Lisa, a local who often visits this favorite spot. You're both discussing the best drinks the bar has to offer, and the conversation takes a fun turn towards humorous exchanges.
Hallo, ich heiße Emily Smith . Wie heißt du?
Hello, my name is Emily Smith. What's your name?
Ich bin Lisa. Freut mich, dich kennenzulernen, Emily .
I'm Lisa. Nice to meet you, Emily.
Kommst du öfter hierher?
Do you come here often?
Ja, das ist mein Lieblingsort! Und du?
Yes, this is my favorite place! And you?
Mein erstes Mal hier. Ich suche nach den besten Drinks. Irgendwelche Empfehlungen?
My first time here. I'm looking for the best drinks. Any recommendations?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hallo!
Hello!
It's the most common greeting in Germany.
Germans often give a firm handshake while saying 'Hallo'.
Ich heiße...
My name is...
'Heiße' comes from the verb 'heißen', which means 'to be called'.
Introductions in Germany can be formal, with surnames initially used.
Wie heißt du?
What is your name?
Remember that 'du' is the informal 'you'.
It's polite to ask someone's name as a sign of respect and interest.
Ich bin
I'm
Use it to state your name, profession, or nationality.
Germans appreciate direct and straightforward communication.
Freut mich, dich kennenzulernen
Nice to meet you
'Freut mich' is an excellent phrase to add to your greetings.
A friendly phrase suitable for both formal and informal occasions.
Kommst du
Do you come
Start of a common phrase to initiate conversations at a bar.
This is a popular icebreaker at social spots like bars.
Öfter hierher?
Here often?
'Öfter' means 'often', which softens the question.
A classic line used worldwide for flirting and striking conversations.
Kommst du öfter hierher?
Do you come here often?
A full phrase combining parts to start playful banter.
This question is cliché but effective depending on delivery.
Ja
Yes
Simple and direct, it's universally understood.
Used with a nod for affirmation.
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