Test: Zur Begrüßung - Greetings (deutsch


Zur Begrüßung - GreetingsVersión en línea Practicing saying hello and goodbye in German in various situations. Choose the most appropriate answer! por Nancy Thuleen 1 Two Germans say hello to each other in Frankfurt at 1 p.m. They would probably say: a Guten Morgen! b Guten Tag! c Servus! d Ciao! 2 Two Germans say hello to each other in Berlin at 8 a.m. They would probably say: a Guten Morgen! b Guten Tag! c Mahlzeit! d Grüezi! 3 A German waiter greets you at 7 p.m. as you enter a restaurant. He probably says: a Grüß dich! b Servus! c Guten Abend! d Gute Nacht! 4 Two Austrians say hello in Vienna at noon. They might say: a Wiedersehen! b Gute Nacht! c Moin! d Servus! 5 Two Swiss friends meet in Zürich in the afternoon. They might say: a Moin! b Grüezi! c Tschüss! d Guten Morgen! 6 Your colleague in Munich sees you at a lunch café and says hello. He might say: a Grüß Gott! b Willkommen! c Ciao! d Gute Nacht! 7 You want to say "have a nice day" to your teacher before leaving class. You should say: a Guten Tag! b Guten Abend! c Schönen Tag noch! d Mahlzeit! 8 You sit down at lunch with friends. As you start to eat, you could say: a Servus! b Tschüss! c Mach's gut! d Mahlzeit! 9 A child heads upstairs to go to bed. He probably says to his parents: a Guten Abend! b Gute Nacht! c Auf Wiedersehen! d Moin! 10 Your friend in Southern Germany sees you and says hello. She might say: a Grüß dich! b Moin! c Ciao! d Mach's gut! 11 A friend sees you on the street in Hamburg. To say hello, he might say: a Servus! b Grüezi! c Moin! d Grüß Gott! 12 You leave a small shop in the afternoon and say goodbye to the owner. You should say: a Grüß Gott! b Gute Nacht! c Mach's gut! d Auf Wiedersehen! 13 You're leaving a party and say goodbye to a friend. You could say: a Guten Abend! b Tschüss! c Mahlzeit! d Tag! 14 You're leaving work on Tuesday. You'll be back on Wednesday morning. You could say: a Bis morgen! b Schönes Wochenende! c Herzlich Willkommen! d Gute Nacht! 15 You're heading off to work but you'll be back in a few hours. To say goodbye to your roommate, you could say: a Grüß dich! b Guten Abend! c Bis später! d Bis morgen! 16 You're leaving work on Friday afternoon. You'll be back on Monday. You could say: a Guten Morgen! b Bis morgen! c Grüezi! d Schönes Wochenende! 17 You want to ask how a close friend is doing. You should ask: a Wie geht es Ihnen? b Wie geht es dir? c Wie heißt du? d Wie bitte? 18 You want to ask how things are going for a stranger you've just met. You should ask: a Wie geht es Ihnen? b Wie geht es dir? c Wie heißen Sie? d Woher kommen Sie? 19 You have just been introduced to a friend of a friend. How can you say "nice to meet you"? a Ganz gut! b Mach's gut! c Freut mich! d Na klar! 20 Which of the following cannot mean "goodbye"? a Tschüss! b Ciao! c Servus! d Grüß Gott!

1

Two Germans say hello to each other in Frankfurt at 1 p.m. They would probably say:

a

Guten Morgen!

b

Guten Tag!

c

Servus!

d

Ciao!

2

Two Germans say hello to each other in Berlin at 8 a.m. They would probably say:

a

Guten Morgen!

b

Guten Tag!

c

Mahlzeit!

d

Grüezi!

3

A German waiter greets you at 7 p.m. as you enter a restaurant. He probably says:

a

Grüß dich!

b

Servus!

c

Guten Abend!

d

Gute Nacht!

4

Two Austrians say hello in Vienna at noon. They might say:

a

Wiedersehen!

b

Gute Nacht!

c

Moin!

d

Servus!

5

Two Swiss friends meet in Zürich in the afternoon. They might say:

a

Moin!

b

Grüezi!

c

Tschüss!

d

Guten Morgen!

6

Your colleague in Munich sees you at a lunch café and says hello. He might say:

a

Grüß Gott!

b

Willkommen!

c

Ciao!

d

Gute Nacht!

7

You want to say "have a nice day" to your teacher before leaving class. You should say:

a

Guten Tag!

b

Guten Abend!

c

Schönen Tag noch!

d

Mahlzeit!

8

You sit down at lunch with friends. As you start to eat, you could say:

a

Servus!

b

Tschüss!

c

Mach's gut!

d

Mahlzeit!

9

A child heads upstairs to go to bed. He probably says to his parents:

a

Guten Abend!

b

Gute Nacht!

c

Auf Wiedersehen!

d

Moin!

10

Your friend in Southern Germany sees you and says hello. She might say:

a

Grüß dich!

b

Moin!

c

Ciao!

d

Mach's gut!

11

A friend sees you on the street in Hamburg. To say hello, he might say:

a

Servus!

b

Grüezi!

c

Moin!

d

Grüß Gott!

12

You leave a small shop in the afternoon and say goodbye to the owner. You should say:

a

Grüß Gott!

b

Gute Nacht!

c

Mach's gut!

d

Auf Wiedersehen!

13

You're leaving a party and say goodbye to a friend. You could say:

a

Guten Abend!

b

Tschüss!

c

Mahlzeit!

d

Tag!

14

You're leaving work on Tuesday. You'll be back on Wednesday morning. You could say:

a

Bis morgen!

b

Schönes Wochenende!

c

Herzlich Willkommen!

d

Gute Nacht!

15

You're heading off to work but you'll be back in a few hours. To say goodbye to your roommate, you could say:

a

Grüß dich!

b

Guten Abend!

c

Bis später!

d

Bis morgen!

16

You're leaving work on Friday afternoon. You'll be back on Monday. You could say:

a

Guten Morgen!

b

Bis morgen!

c

Grüezi!

d

Schönes Wochenende!

17

You want to ask how a close friend is doing. You should ask:

a

Wie geht es Ihnen?

b

Wie geht es dir?

c

Wie heißt du?

d

Wie bitte?

18

You want to ask how things are going for a stranger you've just met. You should ask:

a

Wie geht es Ihnen?

b

Wie geht es dir?

c

Wie heißen Sie?

d

Woher kommen Sie?

19

You have just been introduced to a friend of a friend. How can you say "nice to meet you"?

a

Ganz gut!

b

Mach's gut!

c

Freut mich!

d

Na klar!

20

Which of the following cannot mean "goodbye"?

a

Tschüss!

b

Ciao!

c

Servus!

d

Grüß Gott!

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Zur Begrüßung - GreetingsVersión en línea

por Nancy Thuleen

Two Germans say hello to each other in Frankfurt at 1 p.m. They would probably say:

Two Germans say hello to each other in Berlin at 8 a.m. They would probably say:

A German waiter greets you at 7 p.m. as you enter a restaurant. He probably says:

Two Austrians say hello in Vienna at noon. They might say:

Two Swiss friends meet in Zürich in the afternoon. They might say:

Your colleague in Munich sees you at a lunch café and says hello. He might say:

You want to say "have a nice day" to your teacher before leaving class. You should say:

You sit down at lunch with friends. As you start to eat, you could say:

A child heads upstairs to go to bed. He probably says to his parents:

Your friend in Southern Germany sees you and says hello. She might say:

A friend sees you on the street in Hamburg. To say hello, he might say:

You leave a small shop in the afternoon and say goodbye to the owner. You should say:

You're leaving a party and say goodbye to a friend. You could say:

You're leaving work on Tuesday. You'll be back on Wednesday morning. You could say:

You're heading off to work but you'll be back in a few hours. To say goodbye to your roommate, you could say:

You're leaving work on Friday afternoon. You'll be back on Monday. You could say:

You want to ask how a close friend is doing. You should ask:

You want to ask how things are going for a stranger you've just met. You should ask:

You have just been introduced to a friend of a friend. How can you say "nice to meet you"?

Which of the following cannot mean "goodbye"?