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How do you say 'you're welcome' in german?
Aug 19, 2009 5:58 AM
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The default dialogue is: Der Standard-Dialog ist: "Danke!" - "Bitte!" You can also answer: Du kannst auch antworten mit: "Bitte!" (qing) "Bittesehr!" (qing ba) "Bitteschön!" (qing ba) "Gerne!" (?) "Gerne geschehen!" (bu ke qi) "Keine Ursache!" (mei guan xi) "Nichts zu danken!" (bu yong xie)
August 19, 2009
"Bitter" oder "Das macht nichts"
August 22, 2009
to D. Gerne heißt auf Chinesisch "好的/没问题/行/可以/好吧" usw... XD
August 20, 2009
You're welcome. - Bitte sehr! (BIT-teh zayr) http://wikitravel.org/en/German
August 19, 2009
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Chinese (Shanghainese), German
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German
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