Essential German Phrases for the Christmas Market

[@SpeakFluentGerman]

Which Christmas Markets are you visiting this year? 🎄✨

[@muneika4395]

Meine deutsche Kolleginnen haben mir zum Weihnachtsmarkt im Halsbach, Bayern eingeladen ☺️ Freut mich 😊

[@SpeakFluentGerman]

@ Das ist cool! Viel Spaß 🤩

[@LogicalguyThinking]

Ludwigsburg and Stuttgart Christmas Markets. You have an American accent when you speak English. German accent is very different.

[@SpeakFluentGerman]

@@LogicalguyThinking ooh! If you’re around that area, you could check out the Christmas market in Esslingen! It’s a medieval market. I went there last year. So cool! And thanks for the comment on my accent. Worked very hard on it.

[@LogicalguyThinking]

@@SpeakFluentGerman sure will go to Esslingen Christmas market, Actually I have been to Stuttgart Christmas market yesterday ( city center) it was 👍.

[@carolinekelly3415]

Guten Morgen Freund, Danke Schon. Super.

[@carolinekelly3415]

Super!!! Danke Schon.

[@martinjunghofer3391]

Hello, be careful: "einladen" and "to invite" are two completely different things, as I have painfully experienced. "Einladen" in German means: I pay! "To invite" in America means: let's do something together and everyone pays for themselves! So if you say to someone at the Christmas market "ich lade Dich ein", every German expects you to pay!!!

[@SpeakFluentGerman]

@@martinjunghofer3391 thanks for your comment. Just wanted to clarify: The person who invites pays. Wer einlädt, der zahlt auch. The person who says "Ich lade dich / euch ein"is paying

[@orhanylmaz8509]

Migros