Listen to the top 100 Swiss German phrases 🎧

Learn Swiss German & German conversation while doing other things like cooking, walking, cleaning, commuting - you name it! This video contains over 100 important phrases for getting to know someone, traveling, working, congratulating, praising or going shopping.
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You can also listen to it while you fall asleep. Verbal cueing works if you: First listen to these words and phrases when you are awake and then play it as you go to sleep and leave on while you sleep.
Content:
0:00 Intro
0:43 making friends
3:57 basic phrases
7:10 basic phrases for learning Swiss German
11:07 shopping
15:56 at work
19:46 positive phrases
26:29 congratulating someone
28:29 traveling
37:11 at a restaurant
42:12 saying goodbye
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[@habtedebora1510]

Danke 🙏 das hilft so sehr

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

🥰😍

[@viniragu4872]

Danke ❤

[@TatjanaMeier]

Danke vielmal Andrea. S isch super!!!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Merciii 😍🤩😃

[@elenapirogova4442]

Merci vielmal, you are such an excellent teacher.Every sound is so clear and distinct. Full respect for your work. I wish I could be your student. I"ve dreamed about such course for many years. Sincerely.

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you so much, Elena 😍

[@javierburuaga1170]

Danke....Guete Hilfe

[@langfordtarthur8166]

Great.We love Swiss Deutsch

[@Mack-the-Knight]

Well done. This video is also useful for improving my high German phrase knowledge!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yes, exactly! 😃👏 Thank you.

[@justinagritzan]

Wieder ein sehr tolles video, um das Hörverständnis von SwissGerman zu üben! Die einzelne Themen sind sehr hilfreich für den Alltag. Danke vielmals liebe Andrea für all Deine Mühe 🤗

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Und danke dir, dass du meine Videos so fleissig schaust! ❤️

[@eri7-11]

huhu I wish their were text to see how Swiss German words are spelled but thank you for video!

[@ENES12246]

Excellent, thank you very much, I hope you are here, I will learn soon, greetings from Germany, stay healthy👏🌹

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Liebe Grüsse nach Deutschland! 🤗

[@worldcitizen1960]

Amazing content as usual! Thank you very much Andrea!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

And thank you for watching, World Citizen! :)

[@luckydi16]

I learn better with subtitles

[@xao6069]

Hello, your videos are great! I learn so much. I am going to buy a book also! But, please please could you not repeat every time "German" and "in Swiss German" 🥺 it would be awesome! I guess we know the Reihenfolge. Thank you and all the best ❤️

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Haha ok will do next time 😄 yayy thank you for getting my book 😍

[@amitabharay6089]

It could have been much better if the dialouges cd b shown as sub-title.

[@kikithedisneyfan5607]

Hi Andrea! I have a question, I’m having a little bit of trouble with knowing where to place the verb in a German sentence…. I mean I thought I was good at this and I thought I had it down until my friend from Switzerland corrected me…. I was told the verb always has to be in the second position in German like for example: I am going to the beach with my family. Ich gehe mit meine Familie zum Strand. But in this sentence Kannst du für mich Gitarre spielst? The word to play (Spielen) which is in its conjugated form Spielen -> Spielst the Word is at the end when it’s supposed to be in the second position…. Is it even in the second position!?! I do not know. 😖😖😖😖 I was going off of German being an SOV language but when I I started learning about the grammar and how the verb is supposed to be in the second position I was just 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 I thought I was doing everything right by following the SOV word order 😅😅😅😅 But oh my goodness, I was in for a huge surprise but than when I hear that “The verbs always go in the second position “ it makes me think of ok… but the German and English sentence structure are not the same, this I know. German share a similarity with the Dutch sentence structure than English. 😊😊😊 I’m sorry I wrote a very long sentence but how do I overcome this little issue?? 😊😊 Vielen Dank!

[@aleksandarvukasinovic424]

I like Swiss German

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yayy 😍

[@slrdave6308]

Ughhh! I've got about 250 days of German and French on an app, but I'm still trying to squeeze Swiss German in--especially because of my future plans. So I appreciate these types of not so intense ways to absorb. But I thought about it recently. Even a 5 year old native has more hours than an adult 2nd language learner. With a slight advantage of being "an adult." Still, the number of hours you need just hearing a language is a lot. For now, I can separate German words I hear waaay easier than French. But Swiss German, oh boy....

[@ellerosenberg9421]

I’m a native and we speak differently

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Wele Dialäkt redsch denn? ☺