Help with Deutsch vokabeln??

Question

I know this site is English but my friend needs a few words of German to visit there. I took German in school but that was 35 years ago.

Wie geht es ihnen? How are you

Bitte please

danke thank you

Wohin gehst du? where are you going?

Auf Wiedersehn goodbye

please throw in a few more and tell me if mine were correct,

dankeshen

Answer 1

just go online to find a help site

Answer 2

thank you = danke schön

where is the restroom? = wo ist die toilette

can you clean the toilette please = können sie die toilette säubern?

please lend me a dollar = geb mir bitte einen euro :-)

where is a cool club? = wo ist eine gute disco?

where is the next whorehouse? = wo ist der puff?

how much is fuxxing? = wie viel kostet f****n?

where is a good hotel = wo ist ein gutes hotel?

Answer 3

It is "Dankeschön" (thank you). Some other phrases?

"Sprichst du Deutsch ?" - Do you speak German?

"Ich spreche ein wenig Deutsch" I speak German a little.

"Ich verstehe Sie nicht" I dont understand what you are saying.

"Ich möchte...." I would like to....

"ja" yes, "nein" no

"Könnten Sie bitte langsamer sprechen?" Could you please talk more slowly?

Answer 4

"Entschuldigung" = please excuse, or: I'm sorry

"Könnten Sie ..." or "Würden Sie bitte ..." = would you please ...

"Darf man hier rauchen?" = Is smoking allowed here?

"Ist dieser Platz frei?" = Is this seat vacant?

"Darf ich mich zu Ihnen setzen?" = Would you mind if I sit here [next to you]?

"Wo kann man hier ... kaufen?" = Where can I buy ...?

"Wo ist hier die nächste Bank / der nächste Geldautomat?" = Where is the nearest bank / ATM?

"Kann ich mit Kreditkarte bezahlen?" = May I pay with my credit card?

"Können Sie mir mit diesem Fahrkartenautomaten helfen, bitte?" = Can you help me with this ticket vending machine, please? [a very useful question when travelling by train]

And, of course:

"Sprechen Sie Englisch?" -- But "Do you speak English?" will be widely understood and answered in (sort of) English.

And, yes, your phrases were correct.

I can't think of any more now, but maybe I'll add a few later.