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Good beginner video, with helpful tips (esp. re. rounding up for tip). I also like the "real life" demonstration. Ich hab' aber eine Frage: In the question "Zahlen Sie bar oder mit Karte", "bar" is not capitalized. Isn't bar a noun that should be capitalized? if not can you please explain why not?
As a German observer, however, I must add that it is not usually customary in Germany to be addressed as "Du" by the wait staff. This usually only applies in discos, bars or „in style“ restaurants. In a normal gastronomic establishment you are addressed as "Sie" and it could even be offensive if you address the waitress or other strangers as "Du". This form of address should be observed at all costs.
Yes, you’re absolutely right! It happens to me a lot because people assume I’m "younger", like a student 😅 but it’s not common. Maybe next time I should speak up… 🤔
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Das Real Life Beispiel am Ende war ech toll! Vielen Dank dafür!
Ich hoffe sehr, dass ich im Restaurant gut bestellen und bezahlen kann. 😀
Das freut mich!! Viel Erfolg beim Bestellen und Bezahlen 😃
Good beginner video, with helpful tips (esp. re. rounding up for tip). I also like the "real life" demonstration. Ich hab' aber eine Frage: In the question "Zahlen Sie bar oder mit Karte", "bar" is not capitalized. Isn't bar a noun that should be capitalized? if not can you please explain why not?
"bar" is an adjective therefore kleingeschrieben 😊
@@SpeakFluentGerman thanks very much, I appreciate it. I guess it depends on how the sentence is composed... das Bargeld is a noun, right?
As a German observer, however, I must add that it is not usually customary in Germany to be addressed as "Du" by the wait staff. This usually only applies in discos, bars or „in style“ restaurants. In a normal gastronomic establishment you are addressed as "Sie" and it could even be offensive if you address the waitress or other strangers as "Du". This form of address should be observed at all costs.
Yes, you’re absolutely right! It happens to me a lot because people assume I’m "younger", like a student 😅 but it’s not common. Maybe next time I should speak up… 🤔
@@SpeakFluentGerman
Thank you! ❤️
In. Order to do this type of hotel job. Speaking german is mandatory???
Everywhere I have to give cash??
In many places you can pay with card 😊
Danke sch^un👏👏👏👍👍👍
Bitteschön ☺️
An you say 'ich mőshte gern" when ordering something?
Sure!
i am german
i had to watch this in school
Cool 😎
But you didn’t say “bill please” in German
There are different ways to express that you want to pay 😊
hi
dankeschön. mein deutsch ist nicht das gelbe vom ei aber ich lerne langsam
"Das Gelbe vom Ei" - Super Ausdruck und richtig verwendet in diesem Kontext!
😍😍😍
Das Real Life Beispiel am Ende war ech toll! Vielen Dank dafür!
Ich hoffe sehr, dass ich im Restaurant gut bestellen und bezahlen kann. 😀
Das freut mich, dass es hilfreich war!
hi