German jokes are simple and pleasant to hear.

German. . .

1. Hello! Hello. = Hello!

2. Good morning! Good morning, Morgan. Good morning!

(used before 1 1 am, or just say Morgen! )

3. Hello! Guten label! = Good day!

It can be used all day until 8 pm. "g" should be voiced and pronounced as K. )

4. (used when meeting in the evening) Good evening. = Good evening!

(use it after 8 pm, or just say Abend! Note: when the letter D is at the end of the word, the letter D at the end should be read lightly, that is, the voiced sound is clear, and the pronunciation of D is t)

5. How are you? What's the matter? Like how's it going?

I am familiar with the greetings in the future and need to answer. You can use "Gut”= Good to mean" very good "or" Es geht "to mean" not bad ". )

Dialogue dialogue:

1. A: Hello! Hello!

B: Hello! Hello!

2. A: Label! What's going on?

Hello! How are you?

B: Intestines! Danko! And dir?

Fine, thank you! What about you?

A: Auch gut! Danko!

I'm fine, too, thanks!

1. Sleep at night

2. Good intuition

3. Morgan in the morning

4. Mark the number of days, daytime

5. Hey, what's the matter?

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It's too simple. . . Isn't it?