Ask Angelika Season 5 Episode 29 - Practical German for Taxi Rides

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Ask Angelika

Angelika Davey

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Welcome to Ask Angelika! Together with my partner Steven Healey I will be live on air for about 15 - 30 minutes every second Friday to talk about practical vocabulary for a variety of topics (current season 5). Season 4 covered German idioms and tongue twisters! Season 3 was about interesting places in Germany and season 2 was about interesting places in Wiltshire, UK. (Season 1 is only on YouTube). Listen to Steven read the sentences and learn some German at the same time.

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Ask Angelika Season 5 Episode 29 - Practical German for Taxi Rides

Ask Angelika

20 minutes 28 seconds

1 year ago

Ask Angelika Season 5 Episode 29 - Practical German for Taxi Rides

Welcome to episode 29 of season 5, where we look at German vocabulary and sentences based on a particular topic. Today we're covering sentences you might hear or need when taking a taxi in Germany. We also mentioned my book 'The A - Z of Learning German' https://geni.us/43Sg

Here are all the sentences. To find out what they mean, watch the video 😉

Bitte fahren Sie mich zum Bahnhof.

Wie viel kostet die Fahrt zum Bahnhof ungefähr?

Darf ich vorne sitzen?

Können Sie bitte hier anhalten?

Wie lange dauert die Fahrt zum Flughafen?

Ich habe es eilig. Können wir schneller fahren?

Könnten Sie die Klimaanlage einschalten?

Haben Sie Wechselgeld für einen 50 Euro Schein?

Kann ich eine Quittung bekommen?

Vielen Dank für die Fahrt!