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Guten tag!! Wie geht’s! Sprechen Sie deutsch? Nein?

Well then, you need to brush up on your German then. Way back in high school, I took 4 years of German classes. Now there really is no substitute in learning a language by living in the culture where it is spoken. Especially when it is your only choice to find where the bathroom is or basic communication with people, but there are times when you need to know the phrases and pronunciation ahead of time.

So to that extent, you can study up on available websites as to what the words are. When you do English to German translations though, one of the more difficult aspects of the German language is the word “the. “ Here it is used for any given noun that isn’t a person’s name. However, in the German language you will need to learn which noun is feminine, masculine or gender neutral.

So study up and viel glück!