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— Die Speisekarte, bitte. (dee shpy-ze-kar-te, bit-te) German Phrasebook

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 The Penguin German Phrasebook: Fourth Edition (

— Sprechen Sie Englisch? (shprekh-en zee eng-lish) W sounds like V (e

— Eine Fahrkarte nach..., bitte. (eye-ne far-kar-te nakh..., bit-te) The train station — Der Bahnhof (dehr bahn-hohf) The airport — Der Flughafen (dehr floog-hah-fen)

— Links / Rechts / Geradeaus (links / rekhts / ge-rah-de-owss) 3. Eating & Drinking Key phrases for ordering at a Restaurant or Café . I would like... — Ich hätte gerne... (ikh het-te ger-ne)