Train Travel Germany: Essential Vocabulary for Tourists

[@gilhalle9226]

Excellent video, and yes, "Verspätung" is sadly a crucial word when navigating German trains... Well done, Danke Sir!

[@JFBERNAL1]

Bravo Dave! Great information without the moving video or the tour you don't want to take.

[@randyhield4996]

Thanks you! I was looking for video like this

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks, glad you liked it! :)

[@lancebenson6016]

Thank you!!

[@DefinitelyGerman]

You're welcome!

[@BaneTodor]

Toll Video! Hvala!

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks! :)

[@pippetdog]

Thanks! Traveling to Germany in a couple months and probably taking the train quite a bit!

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks for watching, enjoy your time in Germany!

[@rassism1]

I've just arrived home coming from Germany, I really benefit ed from your instructions about driving in Germany 😂Deutsche drivers were furious because of my driving slowly .. it was good experience. . Thank you for you and I love Germany people 🌺

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed your stay in Germany!

[@MrFotoFool]

I am going to Austria next month and using trains - this is very helpful.

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks, enjoy the trip! :)

[@dollfinchick]

I think my mom requested you do a vid like this haha I got turned around a lot traveling by train in Germany by myself this summer when I studied abroad. This video would have helped a lot! Thanks :)

[@martha-lisaflinsch4354]

Yes thanks Dave for taking my suggestion! Keep going! Your videos are great!

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Oh no, I made it too late, then! :O :D Hope you enjoyed your time in Germany, though! And yeah, thanks to your mum for the suggestion! I'm glad you like and enjoy my content! Greetings from Germany! :)

[@NathAston]

Very cool! I recently finished a journey around Europe which was unbelievable! I put videos on my youtube but a camera just can't capture the moment!

[@nirutivan9811]

In Switzerland you have to show the "Billet" (ticket - Ticket) to the "Kondukteur" (ticket inspector - Schaffner) und you have to wait on the "Perron" (plattform - Bahnsteig (But to say for example "plattform 5" we say "Gleis 5", like in germany)). Those words above are just those which are correct german words according to Duden, so they are swiss standard german, and not swiss german (ok we use them too in Swiss German, but it's hopefully clear what I mean)

[@FloppyFins]

Vielen Dank für die Videos. Did you learn English at school or through independent study? Do you also speak French?

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks, Florence! I was taught (British) English at school, it's a standard subject at almost all German schools nowadays (even for elementary schools and many kindergardens). But of course I also practice and improve my skills by watching movies in English or just doing videos like this on KZbin! :D It's a pretty beneficial thing, isn't it: You guys can improve your German and I can improve and keep my English fresh! :D

[@DefinitelyGerman]

PS: No, I don't speak French, but Vuko, MelleAthalee and I made a French challenge! You can find 3 respective videos on each our channels. :)

[@lovromusic1780]

can u teach us how to buy a ticket/tickets

[@Werkschatz]

Schöne Idee. (:

[@SigitYuwono]

2:26

[@markhesse2928]

Dave, someday you may want to explain when to use nächster, or nächstes or nächster or also nächstes. I used to see signs on the highway that stated where was the nächstes WC and in this video I now see signs on the trains that tell you what the nächster halt is, and of course, you end each show with "...bis zum nächsten Mal." To me, each of these words seems to be interchangeable, but because they are each spelled differently I assume they have particular usages.

[@DefinitelyGerman]

Thanks for the video suggestion, Mark! I'll make a video about that soon! :)

[@ikeadeoriade1677]

zurückbleiben bitte!!!