Top 10 German Phrases Your Parents Always Say
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In this lesson, you'll learn Top 10 Phrases Your Parents Always Say that are used every day in Germany.
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*Phrases Parents Always Say:* *• Sei vorsichtig* Be careful *• Sei still* Be quiet *• Benimm dich* Behave *• Mach deine Hausaufgaben!* Do your homework. *• Geh ins Bett.* Go to bed. *• Ich werde bis drei zahlen* I'm going to count to three. *• Aufhören (Hör auf)* Stop *• Schalte den Fernseher jetzt aus.* Turn the tv off now. *• Was habe ich gerade gesagt* What did I just say. *• hast du deine Zahne geputzt?* Did you brush your teeth?
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Nice video that can be used on an everyday basis. Good for practicing and learning
I love your videos ,thanks for posting! I love your accent when you speak English,you speak very well
Sehr gut, hab dank.
Das ist interessant
Danke sehr🌙✨
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Sehr gut. .
Can you also give the literal translation? For example, the proper way to say "Ich Werde bis drei zählen" in English is: "I'm going to count to three", but the literal translation is: "I'm going to three count". The cool thing about English is that there is always a more proper way to say anything, but if you switch the words around, it can still be understood. So, can you translate in the proper way, and also explain the literal translation, so people can actually see how German sentences are structured differently. You don't have to go into the grammar, just say the proper translation, and then tell people what it actually would be said like if said in English the way a native German talks. Thanks
Hör nicht auf, diese Art von Videos zu machen. 👍
How do they say, "Stop doing that." "You'll go blind." 😆
Good boy Truth talking Nice video I do wish that you would be an reel teacher I do trust on you If I had a kid I will prefer that you would be my kids teacher 🤔🙋♀️🐱
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Wie ein schöner Junge! Ich heisse auch Henrik :D
You’re a parent?! How old are you??
These aren't literal, right? Benimm dich: dich is "you." But you leave that out when you say it means "behave."
bring your son next time. ok
Get your nose fixed. Your breathing will be affected if you don't.