In a German Supermarkt - im Supermarkt klarkommen - German Vocabulary - Learn German - A1-B1

Hello everyone and welcome to Learn German Vocabulary. Imagine strolling through a German supermarket effortlessly asking where the milk is or if they have fresh bread all in German. This video unlocks the essential phrases that will transform your everyday shopping from confusing to confident. Get ready to impress locals and make your grocery runs unbelievably smooth. You will learn how to navigate a German supermarket. In Germany you will come across quite a number of different supermarkets. The most famous ones are Lidl, Aldi, Rewe, Netto, Edeka, Penny, Kaufland etc. And here's the first tip before you enter the supermarket. You need a coin for the shopping cart. Let's first look at the most important sections in a supermarket. Listen and repeat. All types of milk, cheese, yogurt etc. There you'll find all types of breads. For all frozen items. And now here is some useful vocabulary. Along with their articles. Listen and repeat. Now let's look at some common phrases that you can use to describe a supermarket. der Einkaufswagen der Einkaufskorb das Sonderangebot die Kasse der Kassenzettel oder der Bon bezahlen bar oder mit Karte zahlen das Leergut die Lebensmittel im Singular das Lebensmittel Now let's look at some common phrases that you can use in a supermarket. Typische Fragen und Sätze Wo finde ich das Brot? Das Brot ist dort hinten neben dem Käse. Haben Sie Tomaten? Ja natürlich! Die Tomaten sind im Obstregal. Haben Sie auch Wasser ohne Kohlensäure? Ja, das steht unten im Regal. Kommen Sie mit, ich zeige es Ihnen. Ich suche den Zucker. Der Zucker ist im dritten Gang neben dem Mehl. Wie viel kostet das? Das kostet 2,60 Euro. Kann ich mit Karte zahlen? Ja natürlich! Here's the second tip for your visit to a supermarket. Don't hesitate to ask. Always begin with Entschuldigen Sie bitte and pop your question. Another thing you should probably get used to in Germany is bag your groceries yourself. Deine Tasche musst du selbst packen. And here are some questions that could come up at the checkout. An der Kasse Sammeln Sie Punkte? A lot of supermarkets run their own apps or are a part of a program where you can collect points or bonus points which you can redeem later against some money or some other things. Wie möchten Sie zahlen? Bar oder Karte? Möchten Sie eine Tüte? If you're not carrying your own bag for your groceries, you might have to pay extra for a plastic bag or a recycled bag or a paper bag. Das macht zusammen 18,60 Euro. So these were a few sentences or questions that you would come across at the checkout. If you liked this video and want more of these, do let us know in the comments. Become a member today and gain access to extra content for this video and much more. You can also get a free worksheet by joining our Patreon page. Danke. Thanks for watching this video. If you liked this video, do give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel if you still haven't. You can click on the bell to receive notifications whenever we upload a new video. If you have any comments or questions, you can leave them in the comment section below. Tschüss! Auf Wiedersehen!