Bus & Train Phrases - German for Tourists: Lesson #8

This video tutorial provides essential phrases and information for traveling in Germany, focusing on using public transportation like buses and trains. It covers travel routes to major locations such as Berlin, Munich, and key sites within Berlin, including Alexanderplatz and Friedrichstraße. The tutorial also includes practical questions about bus and train routes and ticket costs, helping travelers navigate the German transportation system effectively.

What is a basic need when traveling in Germany?

• Learning the history of Germany

• Being able to use buses and trains

• Understanding local cuisine

• Knowing how to drive a car

Which phrase would you use to say you are traveling to Berlin?

• I am traveling to Berlin

• I am flying to Berlin

• I am swimming to Berlin

• I am walking to Berlin

How would you ask if a bus goes to Warschauer Straße?

• Is this bus going to the airport?

• Does this bus go to Warschauer Straße?

• Is this bus heading to the park?

• Can I take this bus to the museum?

Which question would you ask to find out if a train goes to Friedrichstraße?

• Can I take this train to the mountains?

• Does this train go to Friedrichstraße?

• Is this train going to the beach?

• Does this train go to the zoo?

What would you ask to know if a bus goes to Munich?

• Is this bus heading to the stadium?

• Is this bus going to the library?

• Can I take this bus to the cinema?

• Does this bus go to Munich?

How would you inquire about the cost of a round trip ticket?

• How much is a one-way ticket?

• Is there a discount for students?

• What is the price of a monthly pass?

• How much does a round trip ticket cost?

Which question helps you find out which train goes to Alexanderplatz?

• Can I take this train to the park?

• Which train goes to the airport?

• Which train goes to Alexanderplatz?

• Is this train going to the museum?