Sustainability & Eco

1. Wo cha ich das entsorge?

   Where can I dispose of this?

   Usage

   Asks where to put rubbish or sort waste

   Grammar Note

   composed: after cha come the object and the infinitive entsorge

2. Ich bruuche kei Sack.

   I do not need a bag.

   Usage

   Declines a bag at the till, for example when you carry your own

   Grammar Note

   composed: kei is the negative determiner meaning "no"

3. Gits öppis ohni Fleisch?

   Is there anything without meat?

   Usage

   Asks for options without meat

   Grammar Note

   composed: öppis means something and ohni means without

4. Ich fahre mit em ÖV.

   I travel by public transport.

   Usage

   Says you travel by public transport; ÖV is the abbreviation

   Grammar Note

   composed: mit em means "by"; em is the dative article for masculine and neuter nouns

5. Ich gang z Fuess.

   I go on foot.

   Usage

   Says you go on foot

   Grammar Note

   composed: z Fuess means on foot; z is written as a separate word without an apostrophe

6. Kei Plastik bitte.

   No plastic, please.

   Usage

   A short way to decline single-use plastic

   Grammar Note

   composed: kei + noun means "no ..."

7. Wo cha ich Papier und Glas entsorge?

   Where can I dispose of paper and glass?

   Usage

   Asks where the recycling points are

   Grammar Note

   composed: Papier and Glas are mass nouns without an article

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