Easy German: How Germans greet each other

The video explores various ways people greet each other in Germany, focusing on different contexts such as greeting friends, family, teachers, and officials. It highlights cultural nuances and the importance of formality in certain situations, providing examples of greetings used in different regions and among different age groups.

What is a common way to greet friends in Germany?

• By waving

• By saying 'Goodbye'

• With a handshake

• With a hug

How do people in France typically greet each other?

• By waving

• By kissing on the cheeks

• By bowing

• By shaking hands

What is a formal way to greet a teacher in Germany?

• Good morning, Mrs. Müller

• Yo, teacher!

• Hello, what's up?

• Hey, how's it going?

Which greeting is considered too casual for a teacher?

• Good morning, my dears

• Good morning, everyone

• Good day, Mrs. Kocak

• Hello, what's up?

How should you address the Federal President in Germany?

• Hey, Mr. President

• Yo, President

• Good day, Mr. Steinmeier

• Hello, buddy

What is an inappropriate way to greet the Federal President?

• Hello, buddy

• Good afternoon, Mr. President

• Dear Mr. President

• Good morning, Mr. Steinmeier

What is emphasized when greeting high-ranking officials in Germany?

• Formality and respect

• Humor

• Casualness

• Friendliness