Greetings & Introductions 2 (Extended 6)

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A common greeting for the evening. Literally 'good evening'.

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Used when parting in the evening or going to bed. 'Gute' is feminine to match 'die Nacht'.

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Formal way to say goodbye. Literally 'until we see again'.

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Informal way to say goodbye, common among friends and family.

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Used when you expect to see someone again in the near future.

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Used when you expect to see someone again later on the same day.

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Formal question to ask someone's name. 'Sie' (you) is always capitalized.

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Informal question to ask someone's name. Use with friends, family, or children.

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Standard way to introduce yourself. 'heißen' means 'to be called'.

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Another standard way to introduce yourself. 'Name' is a masculine noun.

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Formal question about origin. 'kommen' means 'to come'.

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Informal question about origin. Use with friends, family, or children.

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Used to state your country or city of origin. 'aus' is a dative preposition.

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Formal question about residence. 'wohnen' means 'to live'.

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Informal question about residence. Use with friends, family, or children.

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Used to state your place of residence. 'in' is a dative preposition here.

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Short for 'Es freut mich (Sie kennenzulernen)'. A common, friendly expression.

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More formal and slightly older expression for 'nice to meet you'.

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Can be used to apologize or to get someone's attention.

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A common way to say 'you're welcome'. 'Gern geschehen' is another option.

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A common way to express gratitude. Can also be 'Vielen Dank'.

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Informal response to an apology or thank you.

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Masculine noun. Used as a title for men. Plural: Herren.