Ask where places are in German

Ask where places are in German

Watch this video to learn how to ask where places are and the responses. This video is for students with some basic German under their belt.
Translation:
Könnt ihr mir bitte den Weg zur Beringsstraße sagen?
Can you tell me the way to the Beringstraße, please?

Zur Beringstraße?
Sorry, keine Ahnung.

To the Beringstraße?
Sorry, no idea.

Schade. OK. Tschüss.
What a pitty. O.K. Goodbye.

Hallo. Weisst du den Weg zur Beringstraße?
Hello. Do you know the way to the Beringstraße?

Nein, ich komme nicht von hier Entschuldigung.
No, i'm not living here, sorry


Schade, schönen Tag noch. Gleichfalls, tschüss
What a pitty, beautiful day, yet. Likewise, goodbye.

Guten Tag. Good day.

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