The German language for travel and tourism with English and Arabic translations.

Are you going to travel around the German speaking countries?

Why don't you learn German a little bit?

Take this app with you and you cannot get lost.

To make it easier for you, I've divided the phrases into different categories.

German Greetings & Introductions
“I do not understand!” – Getting Out Of Sticky Situations
Numbers In German
Visiting A German Restaurant
Transport – Getting Around In Germany
Asking For Directions
Shopping In German
Dealing with Medical Emergencies
Finding Hidden Gems

#1 Hallo – Hello [any time of day]

#2 Hallo, wie geht’s? – Hello, how are you?

#3 Guten Morgen – Good morning

#4 Guten Tag [lit. good day] – Good afternoon

#5 Guten Abend – Good evening

#6 Gute Nacht – Good night

#7 Vielen Dank – Thank you very much

#8Ich danke Ihnen auch – Thank you, too [in reply to “thank you” from someone else else]

#9 Tschüss, bis zum nächsten Mal – Goodbye, see you next time

#10 Schönes Wetter heute, nicht wahr? – It's lovely weather today, is not it?

#11 Mein Name ist _ – My name is _____

#12 Ich bin Amerikaner, Kanadier, Engländer (male) – I'm American / Canadian / English

#13 Ich bin Amerikanerin, Kanadierin, Engländerin (female) – I'm American / Canadian / English

#14 Woher kommen Sie? – Where are you from?

#15 Freut mich – Nice to meet you!


A) Listen to typical German dialogues with English and Arabic translation

1. Everyday conversation - meet your new friend, arrange another meeting, visit your friend, talk about your family and jobs...

2. Travelling - check in at the airport, travel by plane, coach, train or boat, go through the immigration and passport control...

3. Holiday - book your hotel or log cabin at the camp, order your meal at the restaurant, rent a car, buy your skipass...

4. City life - ask about the way, travel by tube, bus or taxi, go to the cinema or gallery, do some shopping...


B) Practise conversations in exercises

1. Match words to photographs

2. Put words in the correct order to make sentences

3. Put sentences in the correct order to make dialogues

4. Listen and read all parts again


C) Learn phrases and words

1. Listen, read and repeat more than 1300 useful phrases to speak fluently

2. Use 750 high quality photos to revise the meaning and pronunciation of more than 2500 words

D)German grammar
1. Nouns
Nouns - Gender - Gender patterns - Nouns with two genders - Compound nouns
Plural forms - Plural patterns - Weak nouns - Adjectival nouns - Infinitive nouns

2. Cases
Cases - Nominative - Accusative - Dative - Genitive
Definite articles - Indefinite articles - Possessive adjectives
3. Verbs
The infinitive - The past participle - The present participle
Weak verbs - Strong verbs - Mixed verbs - List of all strong & irregular verbs & their forms

4. The verb tenses, moods, & voices New!
Summary of German verb tenses, voices, & moods
Present tense - Meanings of the German present tense
Regular present tense verbs - Irregular present tense verbs - Stem-changing verbs
Modal verbs - sein, haben, & werden as auxiliaries

5. Word order
Verbs and the Satzklammer principle - Statements - Questions
Independent clauses - Dependent clauses - Infinitive clauses
Direct and indirect objects - Adverbial phrases
The placement of nicht - The placement of complements

6. Pronouns
Personal pronouns - Demonstrative pronouns - Interrogative pronouns
Relative pronouns - Reflexive pronouns

7. Adjectives & Adverbs
Predicate adjectives -Attributive adjective endings - Indefinite adjectives
Positive - Comparative - Superlative
Adverbial phrases - Expressions of time
Ordinal numbers
Extended modifiers
Modal (flavoring) particles
8. Prepositions
Prepositional phrases
Prepositions with accusative - Prepositions with the dative - 2-way prepositions - Genitive prepositions
da-compounds - wo-compounds

9. Conjunctions
Coordinating conjunctions - Subordinating conjunctions - Two-part conjunctions