German-1 Quiz 1

Unit 1, Quiz 1

Guten Morgen

is a German phrase that means "Good morning". It is typically used as a greeting in the morning.

Guten Tag

is a German phrase that means "Good day". It is commonly used as a greeting throughout the day.

Guten Abend

is a German phrase that means "Good evening". It is often used as a greeting in the evening.

Gute Nacht

is a German phrase that translates to "Good night".

Mahlzeit

is a German phrase used as a greeting during mealtimes, often translated as "meal time" or "enjoy your meal."

Morgen

is a German word meaning "morning". It is commonly used as a greeting in the morning. informal

Tag

is a German word meaning "day" and is often used as a greeting throughout the day. infromal

Moin Moin

is a casual German greeting used primarily in northern Germany, similar to "hello" or "hi" at any time of the day.

Grüß dich

is a friendly German greeting that translates to "greet you" and is commonly used in informal settings.

Grüß Gott

is a traditional German greeting that translates to "greet you" and is commonly used in southern Germany and Austria.

Servus

is an informal greeting used in southern Germany and Austria, translating to "hello" or "hi."

Auf wiedersehen

is a German phrase meaning "until we see each other again," often used as a goodbye in both formal contexts.

Wiedersehen

means "bye" in German, and is informal.

Tschüß

is an informal way to say "goodbye" in German, commonly used in casual settings.

Bis daan

is a German expression that means "until then" and is used as a farewell when you expect to see someone again in the future.

bis später

means "until later" in German, often used when parting ways with someone.

später

means "later" in German, typically used to indicate a time in the future when you will meet again.

bis bald

means "see you soon" in German, commonly used as a farewell indicating you will see the person again relatively soon.

Wie heißt du?

means "What is your name?" in German, commonly used when introducing oneself.

Wie geht’s

means "How are you?" in German, used to inquire about someone's well-being. This phrase is often used in casual conversation among friends or acquaintances.