Hey guys ive got my mate from germany over u cant really call her a m8 lol but i dont know how to say hi and bye in german can anyone help pls and also love you in german aswell pls cheers guys
Speaking German
Google "Useful phrases in german" , first result:
http://www.smartphrase.com/German/ge_general_words_phr.shtml
Only missing I love you, which is "Ich liebe dich".
http://www.smartphrase.com/German/ge_general_words_phr.shtml
Only missing I love you, which is "Ich liebe dich".
Hello in German is... "Hallo".
I love you is "ich leibe dich".
Goodbye is "tschüs" (if you can speak to her in an informal tone).
Is she from North or South Germany? They do have some differing words.
It's quite sad I did German for 3 years and I forgot what goodbye is...!
I love you is "ich leibe dich".
Goodbye is "tschüs" (if you can speak to her in an informal tone).
Is she from North or South Germany? They do have some differing words.
It's quite sad I did German for 3 years and I forgot what goodbye is...!
Doesn´t matter if she is from South / east or whatever germany. We speak the "same" langauge overall, there are just different dialects. But if you use a "normal" german word she will understand it
cheers guys for that she said something wired back lol but then she said she can speak ****** english lol
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Been on the mail-order brides again?
...teach her English as soon as possible - German sucks... 
Well it sounds a bit too harsh imo. But depends on in what part of germany you live
Goodbye - auf wiedersehen
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= Formal
Informal is the one I said
From which part of germany is she? Maybe you can earn some points with using her dialect 
German language is very logical, but kind of hard to express yourself. Although, I'm not a native speaker so I would say that...
I think it's very hard to learn German if u are not a native speaker.
But in a lot of cases even natives dont really know what is correct and when we look it up it sounds strange.
We have a saying here which expresses this a little:
German language, difficult language
So dont despair if u suck in this language
But in a lot of cases even natives dont really know what is correct and when we look it up it sounds strange.
We have a saying here which expresses this a little:
German language, difficult language
So dont despair if u suck in this language
Scheiße!!!
"Ich liebe es" is all I know 
Too much fast-food is bad for you.
Don't worry about that one, it's a common misconception that Germans actually express love. You'll only puzzle her.
See? If you say something like that to her she'll just spend her day on wikipedia.
Also see this terribly useful pronounciation guide http://www.smartphrase.com/German/ge_pronunciation.shtml
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loool e with umlauts.
How much fail can a guide be?
+111111111
It´s just hard, irritating and full of unusefull words. Stupid extra rules everywhere they can make some.
It just shows the german mentality.... the more complicated it is the better it must be even if there are a LOOOOOT easyer and faster ways to get there
german is dying in germany more and more english words get normal (wich is goooood imo)
Yes, there are more and more english words, but I wouldn't say it's dying. It's just kinda becoming more "modern"
the i with double points is kinda funny too
and:
huh?
you can also say to her '' ich bin das furher '' =P
( this post wasnt meant to be serious.... )
( this post wasnt meant to be serious.... )
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