How to buy a metro ticket in Berlin | Super Easy German (106)
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Host of this episode: Carina Schmid
Camera: Francisco A. Soza
Edit: Carina Schmid
Translation: Ben Eve
#Berlin #Germany #BVG
ok, now i'm just terrified of buying bus/train tickets in Germany
You should 😂
It’s really hard. I remember I bought some tickets which were not the indicated for the distances I was traveling and my friend told me later that day. Luckily i wasn’t discovered by an inspector, but I think there is something like a “master” ticket which works for everything and last for a full year.
Ja! Sehr kompliziert. 😭
@@ramon5061 yes, it's called Jahreskarte or yearly card
sorry to be offtopic but does someone know a method to get back into an instagram account?
I was stupid lost the password. I appreciate any help you can give me
Since this video was made, the "day ticket" has changed to a 24 hour ticket, so instead of being valid for just one calendar date, it is valid for a full 24 hours
I'm not sure I understand, does this mean that if I buy a ticket on day A at 10 p.m., then it will still be valid the following day B until 10 p.m.? And is this still the case nowadays in the summer of 2023 in Berlin?
@user--Aleksandra yes that is correct. Previously if you bought a day ticket at, say, 6pm, it was effectively valid only until midnight or about 6 hours but now the validity is 24 hours, same time on the day after you buy it and validate it... you can buy a few days in advance but it only becomes valid when you have it stamped in one of the special machines
@@cmartin_ok Thank you very much ! :D
Das ist genau das, was ich brauchte, danke schön für dieses Video!
Juhu 😃
Ich auch , vieln dank
@@realju7933 nein
Before you buy a ticket in Germany you need to make an ( ausbildung ) first 😉🤣🤣🤣
😂
:))))
hahaha
ausbildung - training , right ?
Apprenticeship
I like the idea of "how to..."
Weiter so 💪👍👌😃
Thank you Cari. I started watching your videos and subscribed to the seedling. After 2 months, I do not need to read the subtitles! I understand 70% of what you are talking about! Thank you for your help and your wonderful videos and the app.
Danke sehr! Das ist sehr hilfreich für Deutschlernende, Touristen und Migranten!!!
Welches ist du?
@@darlusantos636 Ich bin ein großer Fan von Sprachen :).
Migranten können alle Deutsch wen man Deutlich spricht 😂
The production quality keeps going up and up. Excellent work! :) Greetings from Switzerland!
This video is just so helpful! Thanks a lot for such awesome videos. Also could you please make a video on 'how can one improve ones Akzent and sound more German? ' because whenever I speak German I sound more English! More power to you! Love from India!
I love the Berlin subway. I'm Brazilian and the system is efficient ... Kisses from Brazil
I loved the Berlin public transit system in Berlin when I went to Berlin with my parents. The only thing I found frustrating about it was trying to figure out whether I needed to validate a ticket more than once. I had done research before going to Berlin, as I always do before going anywhere on vacation. I forget the website I went to but it wasn’t very clear about whether you had to validate a ticket more than once. Eventually my parents and I simply bought multiple day passes and had no trouble.
When I was in Germany I didn’t know about the stamping part until several weeks later, luckily I never got checked, and for some reason I had saved all of my past tickets and so then I had “new” ones I could technically use 😅. You may call me a cheater but at the same time I had no idea that the same ticket could be used for two hours and I always bought a couple before the two hours were done, so I’ll call that getting even the system 😜.
Lucky you. My boyfriend had an opposite problem when he came to Stuttgart. There we don't validate the tickets, they're automatically valid from the moment you buy them. He didn't know this and bought several tickets at once so he can validate them later...
Ich kann nicht glauben, wie sehr ihr den anderen Menschen helft! Ihr seid sehr positiv und scheinen sehr nett zu sein! Ich entschuldige mich für meinen Deutsch, es ist nicht so gut! Ich schreibe diesen Komentar hier, weil ich sehr viel will, dass ihr ihn gesehen habt! Alles gute!
Dein Deutsch ist sehr gut!
Ich bin jetzt in A1 und ich kann diesen Kommentar verstehen.
one of the best channels for german language !
Thanks for your channel. When my son and I visited Berlin last year, we purchased Visit Berlin package with multi day travel. That worked really well for us. Cheers from Australia.
Es sieht so kompliziert eine Ticket zu kaufen, aber die Regeln und wie es funktioniert sind so gut geläuft 😌
In Berlin ist zumindest das Tarifsystem einfach. AB: ganz Berlin, ABC: Berlin+Umland. BC: Wie ABC ohne Stadtkern, eher etwas für "Experten".
In anderen deutschen Städten ist das deutlich komplizierter. Man benötigt einen Uniabschluss, um in Baden-Württemberg einen Fahrschein zu kaufen :)
Watching this video makes me appreciate the good old CTA, here in Chicago. They make it so complicated in Germany.
Ich versuchte ein tagesticket am Automaten zu kaufen aber es war sehr kompliziert. Jemand hat mir geholfen, weil ich sehr verwirrt war 😊.
Der Fahrkarten Schalter muß zurück kommem, wie Früher!
Excellent video. This has come as a life saver for me as I am new in Germany and struggling with basics.
Happy to hear! Welcome to Germany and all the best ❤️
@@EasyGerman Thank you!
4 years later, how is life in Germany? Just curious!
2 Tickets for a ride from Pankow to Alexanderplatz and back, even though a ticket count for 2 hours: Welcome to the difficult and 'bureaucratic' Germany.
Tageskarte leute?
Das beste von Easy Languages. Vielen Dank und viel Erfolg
Ich werde morgen nach Berlin reisen und diese video ist sehr nützlich. Ich habe kein auf Deutsch seit 2016 gesprochen und ich habe fast alles vergessen. Der Text ist einfach und verständlich. Danke sehr :)
Ich bin Italiener und Ich lerne Deutsch in der Schule.(at the beginning) Ich denke Deutsch ist schwierig, aber jetzt, danke zu eurer Videos, es ist nicht so schwierig. Also danke Schön, immer gut! (Sorry for my German 😅)
Ich denke, die schwierigen Dinge sind die besten. P.S.: Ich bin auch Italiener 🇮🇹👋🏻
Forza ragazzi! Wir schaffen es 🇮🇹🇩🇪
Guten Morgen 💖📚🙌✈
Moin 😃
@@EasyGerman Moin Moin 🙌💖
Another reason to appreciate my beautiful Chicago. =)
Thank you a lot for this video.I am brazilian , level A1 learning Deustsch . Since the subtitles in English are very small and quick I'll have to see it again at least ten times to understand!
I intend to go on vacation to Germany and need to understand how to do it.
Think it will be a problem due to my poor English and almost null German.😱
There's also the ABC Zone that you have to be aware.
To make it easier, if it's early in the morning and you know you are going to rely a lot with public transportation, just get the day ticket (Tageskarte), it's around €7, and this will provide you ease to not worry about mistakes, wrong way station etc as its valid until the next morning.
Use this chance to learn how BVG works and then next time you'll know how to handle it.
I got my kind of tageskarte in Köln, but still. there are tiering zones (also different prices) where the ticket is valid. Last time I bought the ticket, it varies, from the ticket that is valid around inner Köln to a ticket that is valid until it reaches Aachen
@@mreagle4689 Yeah Same in berlin, AB zone is included in Tageskarte, for C zone which goes through Postdam/Spandau etc there is another charge i think, not sure.
I love your videos, great for people who are lerning german language. Thank you for the your efforts we apreciate it!!
danke Cari und Janusz. Es ist sehr verschieden seit ich war in Deutschland in den siebziger jahren.
Cari makes me laugh with her unique “how to” videos 😂👍🏻
That's very useful,Cari
Vielen Dank fur diese hilfreiche Folge!!!
Vielen Dank für ihre Mühe!!!!!!!sehr hilfsbereit
Aber sehr systematisch und kompliziert 😅😅 am learning a bit of German from your videos.. vielen Dank 🙂
Das war ein nützliches Video. Vielen Dank Cari❤️
That seems like such a convoluted system. Thank you for making the video to clarify!
Vielen Dank! Ich finde das sehr nützlich^^ Ich fliege nach Berlin am naechste Jahr. So ich scheue im momentan eure videos sehr viel^^ Vielen Dank!
Very helpful video for me because I am moving to Nürnberg this yearn.Thank you so much, I recommend your channel to everyone and I would like to be part of one of your episodes.I am learning German for about 3 years but I find it very hard to learn although Im very good at languages.☺☺☺☺
Ich mag so sehr dieses Video. Danke!
Danke schön, es war nicht nur eindeutig,sondern auch hilfreich
Danke schön, dass sie dieses Video gemacht haben. Ich wünschte, es hätte vor ein paar Monaten existiert, hätte ich vielleicht keinen Fehler gemacht und 60 Euro bezahlt 😅
Oh nein! 😂
Das ist sehr nützlich danke euch ☺️ mit ganzen Satz man lernt besser als nur Wortschatz.
vielen Dank, das hillt uns für immer!noch Danke!
Vielen Dank Cari und yannosch ihr seid immer Super
omuarrebh wer ist yannosch lol?
Warum einfach wenn's auch kompliziert gehen kann?
😂Willkommen in Deutschland!
Ganz wichtige Information. Danke aus Indien.
buying ticket theme is hardly covered, we decided not to use tram in Berlin because we didn't find where to buy the ticket (around Alexanderplatz) and people on the street gave us completely different advices, one said we can buy ticket in the tram, another that we absolutely must have ticket before boarding.
You are right. That's a part we didn't cover. Usually you can buy the ticket at these machines at the stops. However many tram stops do not have machines and then there is only two choices: machines in the trams (trams are the only trains though that contain ticket machines - plus you need to know that they only take coins) or you have to buy it at a kiosk. That's probably why people told you confusing stuff. Because technically you can buy a ticket in the tram, but only if you have the ticket price available in coins. Life is COMPLICATED in Berlin 😂
sehr hilfreich, danke.
Vielen dank für ihren helfen❤❤
I had a culture shock when I first came to Berlin. I used to the transportation system in the NRW and in my first day in Berlin I wanted to use the tram. I looked around and there was no ticket machine! I asked how to buy tickets someone told from inside. Well no one told me that it's only accepting coins. And yes even before I discover such a fact trying to figure out how to buy, two controllers came and fine me 60€. I was frustrated because such information has to be very known to people, it felt like a trap! ... well I insisted after paying the fine to see where it's written that the machine is accepting only coins? and guess what? it's there in the very fine grey font 😁 . I hated Berlin at first but after a while I came to understand the charm of the city knowing that even such a trap is a part of what makes Berlin unique 😁
This sounds stressful lol
the video edition is sick
Für die Touristen es ist schwer! einfach unmöglich aber tröztdem Berlin ist eine Reiseziel. Danke für dein Video es ist ja hilfreich.
I just love your videos..Keep making them....Can you make an video on how to use future tenses.
You forgot to talk about AB. When you buy a ticket at the machine there is an option for AB and ABC if I remember well. (Ich war drei Monten in Berlin in 2014). I always heard the word Fahrkarte/Fahrschein never Ticket and entwerten never abstempeln. Thanks a lot for this channel. Great work
Danke sehr!
Sehr gut, danke! ❤
Vielen Dank!Es war für mich sehr hilfreich..
ich habe es geliebt, viele grussen aus venezuela
Danke für die info
Ich vermisse Berlin und U-Bahn,Mein Stadtrundfahrt war immer zwischen Friedricherstraße und Osloer Straße verbracht geworden 😍 und Gesundbrunnen ❤❤❤❤ Ich mag 7 Tage Fahrkarten und nur einmal braucht man abzustempeln.
Another great video, Thanks Easy German Team, BTW can you guys also make a video on how can we recharge our phone credit, I think from the vocabulary point of view will be a great video. Thanks.
So helpful 🙂
Ihre Videos sehr hilfreich
vielen dank ! das video ist sehr gesund (useful )
I still remember that 60€ ticket. I was visiting from Mexico and bought a ticket, but I did not know about stamping it.
Me too, i got fined 60€
Nach zwei Jahren in Deutschland habe ich mit euch entdeckt, dass man die Tickets auch im Kiosk kaufen kann 😅🤣🤦♀️
Janusz macht das tatsächlich immer noch so :) Aber für mich ist die App tatsächlich am einfachsten! Liebe Grüße, Carii
@@EasyGerman Hey Cari, wie kann man einen Ticket stempeln, wenn man es in der App kaufen?
No se por que me parece gracioso que sean tan explicativos 🤣
Super gute Erklärung!
I love you guys
You guys are awesome.
Sehr nützig. Danke!!
Ticket kaufen in Deutschland ist so kompliziert dass man eine Ausbildung dafür machen muss. Preisstufen, automaten, mehrere Personen Ticket, zusätzliche Ticket für Hund oder Fahrrad, Umsteigen, abstempeln, bus/ubahn/sbahn/zug/tram/shuttlebus, usw.
Das ist Super! Vielen Dank!
Hallo Cari und janosch aus Thüringen, Sie haben 400. Abonnieren TH-cam und gratuliere ich euch viel Erfolg mach bitte weiter so 👍👍👍
So hilfreich.. danke.. jetzt habe ich keine Angst mehr, ticket in Deutschland zu kaufen.
Thank you that was really helpful
Wow. I like this very much , very useful I can follow it
Letzte Woche bin ich erstmals nach Berlin gefahren und habe ich den Verkehrsmitteln benutz. Es war sehr, sehr einfach. Ich habe eine Tageskarte gekauft. Ich habe sogar mit dem U-Bahn das Olympiastadion besuchen! Nächste Mal hoffe ich Kari und Januz aus der Straße treffen!
So helpful !! ^^ Vielen Dank!
Easy german gefällt mir sehr
don't germans have something like an opal card you keep and just tap on and off your trips? You just charge it up or link it to your credit card. The german system seems a bit complicated
Sadly, no. Germans are very slow to adopt new technologies.
Vielen Dank 🙏🥰
Ich bedanke euch
Your videos make me miss living in Berlin
Dankeschön
warum sagt man eigentlich TICKET und nicht Fahrkarte?
Eu amo a Alemanha...Kisses from Brasil
Besten Dank das ist gut fruende
Danke
Good job guys
That's the case only in Berlin? It's different in different cities?
Yes
Hallo ! In the video you said ticket and tram , Is the word Fahrschein and Straßenbahn not used ??
Ticket and Fahrkarte are commonly used, Fahrschein less so (mainly in official documents and such). Tram and Straßenbahn are both pretty common in my experience, although there might be regional differences.
on danke
hallo, vielen danke
Some places a day ticket has the date on it and doesn’t need to be stamped
Hi Cari, another great episode, thanks. You use 'tickets' and not 'fahrkarten' - is tickets acceptable in German? Also, I understood Kai did not validate his ticket and received a fine but there was no explanation as to why he didn't validate his ticket - there are validation devices on all stations.
Sometimes the validation is on the station, sometimes in the transportation.
The Metro calls Underground (U-Bahn).
Metro-Linien sind in Berlin Schnellbus- und Straßenbahnlinien, die rund um die Uhr verkehren.
Danke schön
Danke schön!
Ich muss das Video noch mal sehen vor dem Desuchland besuchen.
Ok, I'm buying a bike. 😄 🚲
Super Musik im Hintergrund!