In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Welche ist deine (deutsche) Lieblingsstadt? (informal) or Welche ist Ihre (deutsche) Lieblingsstadt? (formal).
In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Was war der letzte Film, den du gesehen hast? (informal) or Was war
In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Was ist ein typisch deutsches Gericht für dich? (informal) or Was ist
In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Denkst du, dass es wichtig ist, Fremdsprachen zu lernen? (informal) or Denken Sie,
In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Wenn du irgendwohin fahren könntest auf der Welt, wohin würdest du fahren? (informal)
In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Was wirst du diesen Sommer machen? (informal) or Was werden Sie diesen
In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Was hast du gestern gemacht? (informal) or Was haben Sie gestern gemacht?
In this episode of Coffee Break German To Go, Julia asks the question Was hast du heute vor? (informal) or Was haben Sie heute vor?
To ask “what is your everyday life like?” in German you can say wie sieht dein Alltag aus?. In this episode of Coffee Break German
To ask “is travel important to you?” in German you can say ist Reisen wichtig für dich?. In this episode of Coffee Break German To
To ask “what are your hobbies?” in German you can say was sind deine Hobbys?, or in a more formal situation, was sind Ihre Hobbys? In
To ask “what is your favourite sport?” in German you can say was ist dein Lieblingssport?, or in a more formal situation, was ist Ihr
To ask “which languages do you speak?” in German you can say welche Sprachen sprichst du?, or in a more formal situation, welche Sprachen sprechen
To ask “what do you do for a living?” in German you can say was machst du beruflich?, or in a more formal situation, was
To ask “do you have children?” in German you can say hast du Kinder?, or in a more formal situation, haben Sie Kinder? You may
To ask “when is your birthday?” in German you can say wann hast du Geburtstag?, or in a more formal situation, wann haben Sie Geburtstag? In
To ask “where age are you?” in German you can say wie alt bist du?, or in a more formal situation, wie alt sind Sie? Literally
To ask “where do you live?” in German you can say “wo wohnst du?”, or in a more formal situation, “wo wohnen Sie?” In this
To ask “where do you come from?” in German you can say woher kommst du?, or in a more formal situation, woher kommen Sie? In
To ask “how are you?” in German you can say wie geht’s dir?, or in a more formal situation, wie geht es Ihnen? In this
