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7 phrases · Swiss German with romanization, English and audio

  1. Wänn macht s Museum uf?

    When does the museum open?

    Usage

    Asks when a museum or shop opens before a visit

    Grammar Note

    composed: ufmache is a separable verb and uf goes to the end; Museum is neuter

  2. Händ Sie hüt Nacht no es Zimmer frei?

    Do you still have a room available tonight?

    Usage

    A polite question about a free room when arriving without a booking

    Grammar Note

    composed: the polite Sie takes the plural händ; Zimmer is neuter, hence es

  3. Wänn fahrt de nächscht Zug nach Bärn?

    When does the next train to Bern leave?

    Usage

    Asks at the station when the next train leaves; Bärn is the dialect form of Bern

    Grammar Note

    composed: Zug is masculine, hence de; the destination follows the preposition nach

  4. Ich ha am zähni en Termin

    I have an appointment at ten o'clock

    Usage

    States the time of an appointment such as a visit or meeting

    Grammar Note

    composed: the time is given as am + number; Termin is masculine, hence en

  5. Isch s Gschäft am Sunntig offe?

    Is the shop open on Sunday?

    Usage

    Most shops in Switzerland close on Sundays, so this is worth asking before a trip

    Grammar Note

    composed: Gschäft is neuter, hence s; weekdays take the preposition am

  6. Chönd mir d Reservation ändere?

    Can we change the reservation?

    Usage

    Used when you want to change a hotel or restaurant booking

    Grammar Note

    composed: the subject mir follows the verb to form the question; Reservation is feminine, hence d

  7. Wie lang gaat d Tour?

    How long does the tour take?

    Usage

    Asks how long a guided tour lasts

    Grammar Note

    composed: gaat (goes) is used in the sense of 'lasts'; Tour is feminine, hence d

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