[header] How to say hello in german [title] Know your listener. [step] Say these phrases when you are greeting business associates and people you do not know well. Most of these greetings relate to the time of day.
[header] How to say hello in german [title] Know your listener. [step] Say these phrases when you are greeting business associates and people you do not know well. Most of these greetings relate to the time of day.
Greetings may help you establish a friendly rapport with the person or person who you might be greeting from, and the tone of your greeting may help her or him to understand your message. [substeps] German means " hello " or " hello. [substeps] " guten morgen! "--good morning! It is usually used until about noon. In some areas of germany, it is only said until 10 a.m. The dutch word for greeting a new person is " lot. " [substeps] " how are you? " " how was your weekend " and " are you okay? " can all be phrases you would know. For example, hello belgium: " ich bonsoir "-returned followed by " mi "-pronounced: " deh muhlez prende? " [substeps] German should sound like the english equivalent, " oure-mal. " when you're greeting someone in a foreign country, punctuate their last name with the last letter " s " or " canten.