Miscellaneous: Basic courtesy
"bitte" or "danke"? Write the missing words into the gaps in these mini-dialogues. Also complete the explanations underneath. Then press [Check] to see if you made any mistakes. Use the [Hint] button to get a free letter if you need help.

 

„Milch oder Saft?” - „Saft, .”
„Mineralwasser?” - „Ja, .”
„Tee?” - „Nein, .”
„Und danke für alles.” - „Bitte, .”
„Kaffee oder Tee?” - „Kaffee, .” - „Mit Milch und Zucker?”
 

"danke" translates into English as " you" or "thanks".

 

"bitte" can be translated as "please" or as "you are " as a response to somebody thanking you.

         

 

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Tip: If you don't belong to the lucky few who possess a photographic memory, write down what you learnt while doing this exercise.   

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