How To Greet People in Germany

The video explores various greeting customs in Germany, focusing on how people greet friends, family, teachers, and officials. It highlights the differences between informal and formal greetings, emphasizing respect and cultural nuances. The video also touches on regional variations, such as the East Frisian greeting 'Moin'.

What is a common greeting among friends in East Frisia?

• Hello

• Guten Tag

• Servus

• Moin

How do people in France typically greet each other?

• With a handshake

• With a bow

• With two kisses on the cheeks

• With a wave

What is a typical greeting for a teacher in Germany?

• Hey, what's up?

• Yo, teacher!

• Hi there!

• Good morning, Mrs. Müller

How should students greet their teacher in a formal setting?

• Hey, teacher!

• Hi, class!

• What's up, Mrs. Müller?

• Good morning, everyone

What is the appropriate way to greet the Federal President of Germany?

• Hello, Mr. President

• Good day, Mr. Steinmeier

• Hey, President!

• Yo, President!

When greeting the Chancellor, what is the correct form of address?

• Hello, Mrs. Merkel

• Good evening, Madam Chancellor

• Hey, Chancellor!

• Hi, Angela!

Which greeting is considered too casual for the Federal President?

• Good afternoon, Mr. President

• Moin

• Hello, Mr. President

• Good day, Mr. Steinmeier