Traveling with Kids

1. Wo isch de nächscht Spielplatz?

   Where is the nearest playground?

   Usage

   Asks for the nearest playground when travelling with children

   Grammar Note

   composed: Spielplatz is masculine, hence de

2. Mis Chind isch chrank

   My child is sick

   Usage

   Tells a doctor or hotel staff that your child is ill

   Grammar Note

   composed: Chind is neuter, so the possessive is mis

3. Mis Chind isch verlore gange

   My child is lost

   Usage

   Used to ask for help when a child goes missing in a crowd or station

   Grammar Note

   composed: the perfect isch verlore gange means 'got lost'; the auxiliary is isch

4. Gits en Rabatt für Chind?

   Is there a discount for children?

   Usage

   Asks whether tickets or entry have a reduced price for children

   Grammar Note

   composed: Gits = git + s (es), 'there is'; Rabatt is masculine, hence en

5. Isch das für chlini Chind?

   Is this suitable for small children?

   Usage

   Asks whether an attraction or food is suitable for small children

   Grammar Note

   composed: chlini is the adjective form used with plural nouns

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