📘 Colloquial German for Beginners
🟩 UNIT 2: Small Talk and Introductions
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🗣️ Conversations & Vocabulary
Explore dialogues in Standard German, Colloquial German, and regional dialects (Bavarian, Swabian). Click phrases to hear pronunciation.
Markus: Guten Morgen! Wie geht es Ihnen?
Lisa: Guten Morgen! Mir geht es gut, danke. Und Ihnen?
Markus: Auch gut, danke. Ich heiße Markus. Wie heißen Sie?
Lisa: Ich heiße Lisa. Schön, Sie kennenzulernen.
Markus: Schön, Sie kennenzulernen. Was machen Sie?
Lisa: Ich bin Studentin. Und Sie?
Markus: Ich bin Lehrer.
Lisa: Wo arbeiten Sie?
Markus: In einer Schule in München. Und Sie, wo studieren Sie?
Lisa: An der Universität München.
Markus: Super! Viel Erfolg!
Lisa: Danke, Ihnen auch!
Translation:
Markus: Good morning! How are you?
Lisa: Good morning! I’m good, thanks. And you?
Markus: Also good, thanks. My name is Markus. What’s your name?
Lisa: My name is Lisa. Nice to meet you.
Markus: Nice to meet you too. What do you do?
Lisa: I’m a student. And you?
Markus: I’m a teacher.
Lisa: Where do you work?
Markus: At a school in Munich. And you, where do you study?
Lisa: At the University of Munich.
Markus: Great! Good luck!
Lisa: Thanks, to you too!
📚 Grammar Focus: Present Tense of Regular Verbs
Learn how regular verbs like “machen” are conjugated in Standard German, Colloquial German, and dialects.
Quick Practice
Match the conjugation to the pronoun (Standard German).
✍️ Exercises
Exercise 1: Fill in the Blank (Standard German)
Fill in the blank with the correct form of “machen” in Standard German.
1. Ich meine Hausaufgaben.
2. Du was?
Exercise 2: Matching Phrases to Dialects
Drag each phrase to its corresponding dialect.
Phrases
- Guten Morgen
- Na, wie läuft’s
- Servus
- Grüß di
Dialects
- Standard German
- Colloquial German
- Bavarian
- Swabian
Solutions
- Guten Morgen – Standard German
- Na, wie läuft’s – Colloquial German
- Servus – Bavarian
- Grüß di – Swabian
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