Which letter(s) may NOT have an umlaut in German?

Umlauts ..........

What is this called?: ß

"ß" will never start a word.

"ß" sounds like ....

The German "W" sounds like our "V".

The German "V" sounds like our "W"

The German "J" sounds like our "H"

Check all appropriate responses to the question, "Wie heißt du?"

Check all appropriate responses to, "Wiedersehen!"

See you tomorrow =

"Guten Morgen" is a ....

With whom should one use FORMAL address?

"Wie geht es Ihnen?" is formal address.

Check all appropriate responses to, "Wie geht's?"

Bis morgen .=

Check all that are GREETINGS.

You would most likely hear, "Grüezi" in ....

You would most likely hear, "Servus" in ....

"Grüß Gott" is commonly heard in NORTHERN Germany.

A typical SOUTHERN German greeting is, "Grüß dich".

Bis später =

Bis bald. =

When would one say, "Gute Nacht"?

What's your name? =

Which is the informal way to ask, "And you?"

In Germany it is customary to kiss someone on both cheeks when greeting them.

The most common gesture that accompanies a greeting and a farewell in Germany is a ....

When would one say, "Guten Tag"? Choose the BEST answer.

From which language was "Tschau" borrowed?

The German "tsch" sounds like the English ....

C =

Z =

How are you? =

With whom would one use INFORMAL address?

Which is the most formal farewell?

Which is the most formal greeting?

Which greeting would one use in the morning?

Mrs. =