Dating & Romance

1. Wotsch mit mir en Kafi trinke?

   Would you like to have a coffee with me?

   Usage

   A casual invitation to someone you know or are getting to know; uses the informal du

   Grammar Note

   composed: wotsch is the du form of "want"

2. Wotsch mit mir go spaziere?

   Would you like to go for a walk with me?

   Usage

   Invites someone for a walk; go + infinitive is the usual construction for "go and do"

   Grammar Note

   composed: go spaziere means "go for a walk"; go + infinitive is the normal dialect construction

3. Dörf ich dini Nummere ha?

   May I have your number?

   Usage

   A casual way to ask for a phone number

   Grammar Note

   composed: dini is "your" before the feminine noun Nummere

4. Ich ha di gärn.

   I like you.

   Usage

   A warm way to say you like someone; it can carry romantic feeling

   Grammar Note

   composed: "like" is ha ... gärn; di means "you" as object

5. Du machsch mi glücklich.

   You make me happy.

   Usage

   Tells someone they make you happy

   Grammar Note

   composed: the verb after du ends in -sch

6. Ich vermisse di.

   I miss you.

   Usage

   Says you miss someone when apart

   Grammar Note

   composed: it corresponds to Standard German ich vermisse dich

7. Ich bi verliebt.

   I am in love.

   Usage

   A short way to say you are in love

   Grammar Note

   composed: bi is "I am"

8. Wotsch mit mir go ässe?

   Would you like to go and eat with me?

   Usage

   Invites someone to go and eat together

   Grammar Note

   composed: go ässe means "go and eat"; go + infinitive

9. Ich bi gärn mit dir zäme.

   I like being with you.

   Usage

   Says you enjoy spending time with someone

   Grammar Note

   composed: zäme means together; mit dir means "with you"

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