Understanding German Expressions

This video tutorial explores various German expressions and phrases commonly used in spoken language. It covers expressions like 'Bock haben', 'Auf jeden Fall', 'Naja', 'Ich freue mich', 'Was geht ab', 'Na klar', 'Geht so', 'Keine Ahnung', 'Na', 'Kein Problem', 'Passt schon', 'Ach', 'Doch', and 'Macht's gut'. The video provides explanations, usage contexts, and examples for each expression, helping learners understand and use them effectively in conversations with native German speakers.

What does the expression 'Bock haben' mean in English?

• To be bored

• To be hungry

• To be tired

• To be interested

Which expression is used to express definite agreement in German?

• Naja

• Was geht ab

• Auf jeden Fall

• Kein Bock

What does 'naja' imply when used in a conversation?

• Complete disagreement

• Strong agreement

• Uncertainty or reservation

• Indifference

How would you express looking forward to something in German?

• Na klar

• Passt schon

• Kein Problem

• Ich freue mich

Which expression is commonly used among younger people to ask 'What's up?'

• Na klar

• Geht so

• Was geht ab

• Doch

What does 'na klar' mean in English?

• Not sure

• No way

• Maybe

• Of course

How would you politely say something is not great in German?

• Kein Bock

• Na

• Es geht

• Doch

What does 'keine Ahnung' translate to in English?

• No problem

• No idea

• No thanks

• No way

Which expression is used to indicate that everything is okay or no further discussion is needed?

• Doch

• Passt schon

• Achso

• Na klar

What is a typical German expression used to wish someone well when saying goodbye?

• Doch

• Kein Problem

• Macht's gut

• Na