SmartPhrase.com: German: Going Out: Going Out Vocabulary; Cinemas and Theatres; Playing and Watching Sports; Helpful Books for German;
Where would you like to go? |
Wo möchten Sie gerne hingehen? |
How about going to the cinema? |
Wollen wir ins Kino gehen? |
I'd like to see a science-fiction movie. |
Ich möchte gern einen Sciencefiction-Film sehen. |
What's on? |
Was wird gezeigt? |
I've already seen it. |
Den habe ich schon gesehen. |
Is it subtitled in English? |
Hat er englische Untertitel? |
When does the last performance begin? |
Wann fängt die letzte Vorstellung an? |
How long does it last? |
Wie lange dauert er? |
When does the film end? |
Wann ist der Film zu ende? |
How much is it on the balcony? |
Wieviel kostet ein Balkonsitz? |
Where can we get tickets? |
Wo können wir Eintrittskarten bekommen? |
Can I book seats? |
Kann ich Plätze reservieren? |
I'll pay for the tickets. |
Ich zahle für die Eintrittskarten. |
Is there an interval? |
Gibt es eine Zwischenpause? |
What did you think of the play? |
Wie hat Dir das Stück gefallen? |
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We would like to go to a football match. |
Wir möchten gerne ein Fußballspiel ansehen. |
Shall we play badminton? |
Sollen wir Federball / Badminton spielen? |
What time does the swimming pool open? |
Wann macht das Schwimmbad auf? |
When does the ice rink close? |
Wann schließt die Eisbahn? |
Sorry, I'm not free. |
Tut mir leid, ich habe schon etwas vor. |
Perhaps we could go next week. |
Vielleicht können wir nächste Woche gehen. |
That would be great! |
Das wäre großartig! |
Do you like to go sailing? |
Gehen Sie gerne segeln? |
I'd prefer to play tennis. |
Ich spiele lieber Tennis. |
On this page: How do you say in German? Going out in Germany. Entertainment at the theatre. Booking seats for the cinema in German to see a film or movie in Germany. Phrases for socialising and playing sports: tennis, football, badminton. Useful German phrases. What is it in German? What is the German for helpful words and phrases for holidays in Germany (Deutschland)? Travelling to Germany on business. Easy holiday and vacation phrases. German vocabulary and useful sentences. Students studying and learning foreign language German (Deutsch). Speaking German for beginners / intermediate students. Talking about Germany in German language course. SmartPhrase online phrasebook German translations.
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