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German Daily

James

German Daily helps you learn practical German through real everyday situations. Each episode teaches useful German phrases for travel, food, hotels, shopping, transport, work, small talk, emergencies, and daily life. The lessons are simple, fast, and focused on phrases you can actually use in real conversations. Hosted by James, German Daily is made for beginners who want to build confidence one episode at a time.

18 - German Daily Ep. 18 — Airport & Travel German | Check-In, Baggage, Security & Boarding
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  • 18 - German Daily Ep. 18 — Airport & Travel German | Check-In, Baggage, Security & Boarding

    Learn practical airport and travel German for beginners.


    In this episode of German Daily, you will learn useful German phrases for airports, flights, check-in, baggage, security, passport control, gates, boarding, delays, cancellations, customs, and missing baggage.


    This lesson is perfect for A1–A2 German learners, travelers, students, expats, and beginners who want real-life German phrases for traveling through an airport in Germany.


    You will practice phrases like:

    “Where is check-in?”

    “I would like to check in”

    “I have a flight to Berlin”

    “Here is my passport”

    “I only have hand luggage”

    “Where is security?”

    “Where is gate twelve?”

    “When does boarding start?”

    “My flight is delayed”

    “My flight is canceled”

    “Where is passport control?”

    “My suitcase is missing”

    “I need help”


    German Daily helps you learn German step by step with short, practical lessons for everyday life, travel, vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple conversations.


    Follow German Daily for more beginner German lessons, useful German phrases, airport German, travel German, everyday German, and A1–A2 German practice.


    #LearnGerman #GermanDaily #DeutschLernen #GermanForBeginners #TravelGerman

    Sat, 12 Sep 2026 - 27min
  • 17 - German Daily Ep. 17 — Numbers, Prices & Time in German | Costs, Opening Hours & Train Times

    Learn practical German numbers, prices, and time for real-life situations.


    In this episode of German Daily, you will learn how to understand and use German numbers in everyday conversations. Practice basic numbers, prices, times, opening hours, train times, appointment times, phone numbers, weekdays, and simple dates.


    This lesson is perfect for A1–A2 German learners, travelers, students, expats, and beginners who want real-life German for shopping, transport, appointments, phone numbers, and everyday situations.


    You will practice phrases like:

    “How much does it cost?”

    “What time is it?”

    “When does it open?”

    “When does it close?”

    “What are the opening hours?”

    “When does the train leave?”

    “When does the train arrive?”

    “I have an appointment”

    “What is your phone number?”

    “Can you repeat the number?”

    “Can you write the number down?”


    German Daily helps you learn German step by step with short, practical lessons for everyday life, travel, vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple conversations.


    Follow German Daily for more beginner German lessons, useful German phrases, German numbers, travel German, everyday German, and A1–A2 German practice.


    #LearnGerman #GermanDaily #DeutschLernen #GermanForBeginners #GermanPractice

    Wed, 09 Sep 2026 - 22min
  • 16 - German Daily Ep. 16 — Making Plans in German | Meetups, Time, Invitations & Rescheduling

    Learn practical German for making plans.


    In this episode of German Daily, you will learn useful German phrases for making plans in everyday life. Practice how to ask if someone has time, invite someone for coffee, food, a walk, or a drink, suggest a time, choose a place, accept an invitation, say no politely, confirm a plan, and reschedule if something changes.


    This lesson is perfect for A1–A2 German learners, travelers, students, expats, and beginners who want real-life German phrases for social situations and everyday conversations.


    You will practice phrases like:

    “Do you have time?”

    “Do you have time today?”

    “Shall we meet?”

    “Shall we have a coffee?”

    “That sounds good”

    “I can’t today”

    “Maybe tomorrow”

    “When do you have time?”

    “How about six?”

    “Where should we meet?”

    “Perfect, see you then”

    “Can we reschedule?”


    German Daily helps you learn German step by step with short, practical lessons for everyday life, travel, vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple conversations.


    Follow German Daily for more beginner German lessons, useful German phrases, everyday German, social German, travel German, and A1–A2 German practice.


    #LearnGerman #GermanDaily #DeutschLernen #GermanForBeginners #GermanPractice

    Mon, 07 Sep 2026 - 21min
  • 15 - German Daily Ep. 15 — Emergency German for Beginners | Help, Police, Doctor & Problem Phrases

    Learn practical emergency German for beginners.


    In this episode of German Daily, you will learn useful German phrases for emergencies, problems, and stressful situations in Germany. Practice how to ask for help, say something is urgent, explain that you lost something, handle phone and payment problems, ask for the police, a doctor, a hospital, or an ambulance, and explain where you are.


    Perfect for A1–A2 German learners, travelers, students, expats, and beginners who want real-life German for difficult situations.


    Follow German Daily for short German lessons, useful German phrases, emergency German, travel German, vocabulary, pronunciation, and beginner German practice.


    #LearnGerman #GermanDaily #DeutschLernen #GermanForBeginners #TravelGerman

    Sat, 05 Sep 2026 - 22min
  • 14 - German Daily Ep. 14 — Asking for Directions in German | City, Map & Travel Phrases

    Learn practical German directions and city phrases for beginners.


    In this episode of German Daily, you will learn how to ask for directions in German and understand simple answers in a city. Practice how to ask where the train station, hotel, pharmacy, supermarket, museum, café, or restaurant is, how to ask if something is far or nearby, and how to understand left, right, straight ahead, traffic lights, intersections, bridges, and landmarks.


    This lesson is perfect for A1–A2 German learners, travelers, students, expats, and beginners who want real-life German phrases for getting around in Germany.


    You will practice phrases like:

    “Where is the train station?”

    “How do I get to the hotel?”

    “Is it far?”

    “Is it nearby?”

    “Go straight ahead”

    “Turn left”

    “Turn right”

    “Can you show me on the map?”

    “Can you write the address?”

    “I am lost”


    German Daily helps you learn German step by step with short, practical lessons for everyday life, travel, vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple conversations.


    Follow German Daily for more beginner German lessons, useful German phrases, travel German, city German, directions in German, and A1–A2 German practice.


    #LearnGerman #GermanDaily #DeutschLernen #GermanForBeginners #TravelGerman

    Wed, 02 Sep 2026 - 21min
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