1. Phrases in German (circulation)

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Restrained and pedantic Germany, a country that millions of people from all over the world dream of getting, at least for a week. It has everything for a great pastime. Ski resorts, nightclubs, great restaurants, pubs and fancy hotels. Also in Germany there is a huge number of medieval buildings and other architectural monuments.

But knowing the German language, you will like the tour of this country even more, or you can simply download the Russian-German phrasebook if you cannot master this language.

Our phrasebook can be printed directly from the site or downloaded to your device, and all this is completely free. The phrasebook is divided into the following topics.

Appeals

Common phrases

At customs

At the train station

At the hotel

City walk

In transport

In public places

Emergencies

Numerals

In the shop

Tourism

Greetings - Germans are very benevolent and welcoming people, and therefore, it is also dear for you to know how to greet the people of Germany. Here are the words you need to do this.

Standard phrases are common words that you can use during any conversation to keep it going.

Train station - if you are confused by the signs and signs at the train station, or do not know where the toilet, buffet is, or you need an apron, just find the question you need in this topic and ask a passer-by how to get to this or that place.

Orientation in the city - in order not to get lost in the big cities of Germany, use this topic, in order to find out from passers-by, in the right direction and you are going, etc.

Transport - if you do not know how much the fare is, or if you want to clarify which bus you take to get to the hotel or some sightseeing, find the questions you are interested in in this topic and ask them to passers-by Germans.

Hotel - a large list of relevant questions and phrases that are often used during a hotel stay.

Public places - in order to clarify where the object or public place you are interested in is, just find a suitable question in this topic and ask it to any passer-by. Be sure you will be understood.

Emergencies - it is unlikely that something can happen to you in a calm and measured Germany, but such a topic will never be superfluous. There is a list of questions and words that will help you call an ambulance, the police, or just tell others that you feel bad.

Shopping - want to buy an item you are interested in, but don’t know what its name sounds like in German? This list contains translations of phrases and questions that will help you make absolutely any purchases.

Numbers and numbers - every tourist should know their pronunciation and translation.

Tourism - tourists often have all kinds of questions, but not everyone knows how to ask them in German. This section will help you with that. Here are collected the most necessary phrases and questions for a tourist.

In order to travel to a country, you do not need to be fluent in the language. But to know the main phrases that allow you to establish contact, non-verbal communication (communication without words) is imperative. In the German phrasebook for tourists, we put the most necessary (in our opinion) words and phrases for such communication.

Of course, it's worth taking a paper phrasebook with you. But we must remember that the phrasebook is not a universal tool. He can fail. In the dark, for example, it is useless.

I remember how one morning in Paris I went to the suburbs, walked, looked, enjoyed myself and ... got lost. I was walking on an unfamiliar road, it got dark somehow abruptly, there were no people. I found a supermarket at the sign. I walked around it, but I had to go home, - I began to look for a bright place to ask a question from the phrasebook. In such cases, it is better to ask the question on the street, so that the respondent can show with his hand where to go. In deserted places I choose a woman so that the man does not think that I am pestering.

I found a nice girl, opened a phrasebook and asked where the station is? I tried to pronounce it so that she a) understood b) was not afraid of my pronunciation. And, oh, joy, I did it.

The girl smiled and began to explain in detail how to get to the station. Worst of all, she turned out to be well-mannered and did not wave her hands. She answered in detail, did not turn her head, did not turn anywhere. I never thought, I never wondered that I would be so nervous because of someone's good manners.

We figured it out for a long time. And, of course, not in words. I just showed the direction and asked in Russian: there? She shook her head (finally!) And pointed to the other side.

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When looking for simple information, body movements, gestures help much more than a phrasebook.

But now imagine, I found out where to go, turned around and walked in silence. Stupid somehow. Where's the thanks?

These are the words that help to establish contact, thank, end communication, you need to know. Words and phrases that do not require long verbal explanations.

2 ways to learn German

Now let's go back to Germany and before continuing I will say that there are two ways to learn German:

1. Instead of learning a language, which is basically impossible to do quickly, you can master the language within 30 days. We advise you to watch the video course of I.I. Poloneichik is a polyglot and teacher of "Fast Entry into German". Ivan Ivanovich, using various methods, teaches to communicate in German. The course is paid, but you can feel confident and enjoy communication

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2. The way is to learn the simplest words for communication.

If for any reason you do not want to use the video course I.I. Poloneichik, I propose to study the necessary German words:

Greetings are important. The Germans are pedantic, thorough and unhurried people. If you have neighbors, then you must say hello.

With the hostess of the hotel, a neighbor at a table in a cafe, you can talk with words that do not require an exact answer. By the expression on your face, you can understand what feelings the person is talking about. In response, it is enough to nod or shake your head in sorrow:

Think you shouldn't bother Warum? - can begin to explain, and yet Germany is a country of philosophy. Kant, Hegel, Marx, Spengler, Schopenhauer ... What if, in response, you have to listen to the whole Critique of Pure Reason? We do not ask the question "why".

Another thing is an understandable question

German conversational hits:

Danke's words! and Bitte! Gotta talk always and everywhere! In any order. That is, if you were told "Danke" you answer "Bitte", if you hear the word "Bitte", then without hesitation, you blurt out "Danke". AND smile... Within two days you will feel lightness and great mood. Still, "thank you" and "please" magical the words. Yes?

To maintain a relationship, it is worth learning:

If you are not experiencing difficulties with tongue twisters, then it is worth learning the phrase:

To this phrase you need to carry a notebook and a pen.

When you want to address a person. On the street, for example:

Then the question - how much does it cost ... where is ...

To get your bearings:

You can find useful supplements to the German phrasebook.

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If you are going to visit Germany on a friendly visit, you need to prepare in advance. You can start learning German on your own, buy a phrasebook, memorize basic phrases, or ask a teacher for help. If you have a lot of time left, then it is worth getting down to business seriously, in a foreign country it is not easy without knowing the language.

Where to start learning

So, it is wise to start with the following points:

• Acquaintance with the German alphabet and the rules of pronunciation of sounds and words;
• Learning basic verbs and commonly used words;
• Acquaintance with grammar and rules for constructing sentences;
• Pronunciation training, getting used to the sound of German speech, using music, films and programs;
• Reading books, magazines and adapted material from translations;
• Communication with native speakers and other students to consolidate the results obtained.

Begin! The first successes can be made after 2-3 weeks of training, and talk to a German and exchange a couple of phrases by the end of the first month. The main thing is to start practicing so that before the trip there is time to systematize the information received in your head!

With intensive and regular practice, you can start talking and understanding the interlocutor after a couple of months. Of course, at first there will be banal everyday simple phrases: greetings, questions, requests, words to keep the conversation going. Then the vocabulary will expand to 1000-1500 concepts, you can even discuss some events. In everyday life, excluding highly specialized terms at work, the average person in Germany uses about 2000-2500 different words.

To travel to the country in order to see the sights and relax, the basic groups of words are enough:

Greetings and goodbyes;

Phrases for finding a road: directions, street names;

Essential phrases for airport, train stations and public transport;

Essential phrases for cafes or shopping in stores;

Emergency phrases;

Words to express regret and gratitude;

Expressions to keep the conversation going.

For a comfortable stay, 100 phrases are enough - that's about 300-500 words. It is not enough to learn them, to practice pronouncing them correctly so that the interlocutor understands you. You also need to prepare for the expected answers - asking for directions and not understanding the answer will be a very unpleasant discovery. As a safety net, you can take a phrasebook to find the right phrase, but you should not rely on it, it is difficult to maintain a conversation and look for information in a book.

Phrases for greetings and goodbyes

Germans are kind and polite people, slightly closed, and they need good reasons for close communication or an invitation to visit. On the street or in a public place, they will gladly come to the aid of someone in need. To get started, you need to learn the phrases for greeting and starting a conversation.

It is customary to say "Hello" and "Goodbye" to people who are close to friends and peers. In German, the phrases will look like this: "Hallo!" and "Tschüs!", and they sound "Halo!" and "Chus!" When talking with a stranger or interlocutor who is clearly older than you, you should use a standard courtesy phrase:

• Grüss Gott!(gryus goth) - Hello!
• Guten Morgen / Tag / Abend!(guten morgen / so / abent!), which means Good morning / afternoon / evening!
• Auf Wiedersehen!- the most common phrase when saying goodbye, an analogue of our "Goodbye!" and it reads "auf Wiederzein".
• Bis bald / morgen / später!(bis balt / morgen / spate) - "See you soon / tomorrow / meet!"

Phrases are appropriate in any situation, whether you are familiar with the interlocutor or not, they will be a manifestation of politeness.

• Gute Nacht!(gute nakht!) literally translates "Good night!", sometimes used by familiar people when parting.
• Alles Gute!(ales gute!) The meaning of the phrase is "Good luck!" or “All the best!”, and the intonation does not change its meaning, as in Russian.

Understand! Germans speak very emotionally, as opposed to their coldness and stiffness. Sometimes they seem to express resentment or anger, but in most cases it turns out that this is how the words sound in German. It is necessary to understand that the Germans are quite cultured and will not be rude to a stranger without reason.

There is one more phrase, it can also be used at the end of a conversation, it is hardly suitable for communicating with strangers - "Viel Glück!". Literally translated as a wish of good luck, or "Happy!"

What you need to keep the conversation going

Germans are polite and cultured, after greeting you will most likely be asked how you are doing or ask about your health. The phrase sounds like this:

• Wie geht es Ihnen? (vi gate es inen?), In response, they thank and ask counter questions. Like that:
• Danke, gut Und Ihnen? (danke, gut und inen?), which means “Thank you, everything is fine! And you?"

There are 2 forms of the word "Sorry" in German. To attract the attention of the interlocutor, it says "Entschuldigung", it looks difficult, but it sounds "entshuldigung". And if you want to apologize for the inconvenience, then the phrase will sound slightly different - Entschuldigen Sie "entshuldigen zi".

Remember! The complexity of the German language is word formation, sometimes a word can consist of several parts. This approach is difficult to remember and will take time.

If it is still difficult for you to communicate in German, you can tell the interlocutor that you do not understand him well and ask if he speaks another language. "Spreche ich deutsch nicht" is translated as "I do not speak German." You can find out about other languages ​​with the phrase:

• Sprechen Sie Russisch / Englisch? (shrehen zi russish / english?), if the interlocutor answers "I" (Ja), you can safely switch to a more familiar language.

The right words at the airport and train station

Arriving in Germany involves going through customs control at the border or at the airport. As in any other country, here it is better to clearly answer the left questions and try not to say too much. Customs officers may not understand Russian humor, and it will be quite difficult to overcome the language barrier in case of misunderstanding with the authorities.

For your information! At every airport in Germany, as well as at major railway stations, it is possible to ask for help if the problem gets out of control and you and the employee no longer understand each other. “Ich brauche einen übersetzer” means you need a translator.

You may be asked about the purpose of the visit, whether you have all the necessary documents, whether you have filled out a declaration, have a permit to import items of baggage, and so on. If you memorize phrases from the plate, then it will be easy for you to go through customs control.

At the railway station, questions may arise regarding the location of the luggage, orientation in the room, calling a taxi, and the like. Even without knowing the correct wording of the desired phrase, there is no need to panic and get upset. Template expressions will come to your aid, using them you can easily explain the problem to the station representatives. At the information desk, you can find out the information you need: about train timetables, necessary documents, ticket prices, location of lockers, taxi ranks and exits to the city.

By the way, Germans are friendly people, when they understand that you are a foreigner and you need help, they will gladly help, and with the presence of translators in smartphones and tablets, you can even start a conversation that is understandable to both.

If you need to order something or buy in a store

In a cafe or restaurant where you need to place an order, you will need a few basic phrases to ask for a menu and a bill, as well as find out the cost of dishes:

• Wir hätten gern die Karte- we would like to receive a menu.
• Können Sie mir etwas empfehlen?- Can you recommend something to me?
• Das habe ich nicht bestellt!- this is not my order / I did not order this dish.
• Wir möchten bitte bezahlen! / Die Rechnung bitte!- We would like to pay! / Bring the bill, please!
• Stimmt so!- Change is not necessary!

By the way, recently it is customary to call the waiters simply - "Entschuldigung!" (Sorry!), But more often than not they come up on their own and address visitors with the phrase:

• Was kann ich Ihnen anbieten?- What can I offer you?
• Or, Was nehmen Sie?- What will you order?

When buying something in a store, you will need to find out the cost, expiration date, change and other little things. Trying on clothes will require you to know the sizes in German or European terms.

On the street - German phrases for finding a way

If you are traveling in a German city by taxi or public transport, you will sometimes have to ask for directions or correct directions for the driver. You need to learn the phrases to address people on the street and the police. The basis for all expressions of this kind:

• Wo befindet sich ... / Ich suche ...(in befindet zikh ... / ih zukhe ...) - where is ... / I'm looking for ...
• die Apotheke(di apoteke) -… pharmacy;
• die Kaufhalle(di kauf-halle) -… shop;
• polizeirevier(policeman revier) -… police station;
• eine Bank(aine bank) -… bank;
• mein Hotel(main hotel) -… hotel;
• das Postamt(das stamp) -… mail.

All the necessary phrases for communicating with drivers of public transport and taxis, the following phrases will be enough for you:

For tourists in large cities in Germany, there are many explanatory and guiding signs, on which you can read the information you need, for example, where the toilet is located, or in which side the square is located. Warning signs in public places are duplicated similar in English. It is more familiar to our eyes, but German designations should be well known.

Phrases for hotel or hotel

Upon arrival in the country, you will need to stay somewhere, most likely you will need a hotel or hotel. Large and eminent establishments have a translator, but medium and cheap ones will meet you with German staff. And you will have to explain your wishes in their native language or gestures. It is unlikely that everyone will get what they want.

For productive communication with staff, 15-20 phrases will be enough for you:

German emergency phrases

On good trips and good travels, such phrases do not have to be used. But situations are different and you need to know them. At least in order not to search in a phrasebook, how to call a doctor if someone urgently needs help. It is enough to learn a few things to be able to call the police or doctors at the right time.

Important! Every country has special services phone numbers that you can call even if you do not have access to a mobile network. These can be found at the hotel reception, customs or information desk.

Situations with money in an exchange office or a bank also require understanding so that an incident does not turn out due to misunderstanding with employees.

What you need to visit a foreign country

In addition to a camera, money and personal belongings, you will definitely need:

• Detailed city map;
• Russian Embassy phone numbers;
• Special services numbers and codes for calling them from a cell phone;
• Russian-German phrasebook in case of an unforeseen situation;
• Positive attitude and good mood;
• "Reinforced concrete" knowledge of basic words of courtesy and the ability to apply them.

• Nice retreat! Declaring love in German is quite simple, the phrase is simple - "Ich liebe dich", sounds like "Ich liebe dich".

Summing up, let us recall the main words for communication in any country and in any language:

• "Thanks!" in German it sounds "Danke" or "Danke schön!"
• "Please!" will be "Bitte" or "Bitte schön!"
• "I'm sorry!"Can be expressed by the words" Es tut mir leid! "
• "Nice to meet you!" in German sounds important and weighty - "Schön, Sie kennenzulernen!"
• "Be healthy!"- "Gesundheit!", Regardless of nationality and traditions, the wish of health from the heart will always be accepted by the interlocutor with pleasure.

It is these little things that often help tourists out on the streets of a foreign city, and complete with common sense, a well-developed route and learned basic phrases will allow you to get the most out of your trip.

German is probably the second most popular language among the Russian-speaking population. Therefore, tattoos in the form of phrases in this language are not so rare. In this collection, we have collected for you interesting quotes, aphorisms, catchphrases and sayings of famous people. Among these phrases are long and short, and funny and wise. You can apply such a tattoo on the wrist, collarbone, side, back, thigh, etc.

• Du musst die Minute lernen zu überleben, wenn es dich scheint, dass alles verloren ist

  Be able to survive the very moment when it seems that everything is lost

• Wir denken selten an das, was wir haben, aber immer an das, was uns fehlt

  We rarely think about what we have, but always about what we lack.

• Dem wird befohlen, der sich nicht selber gehorchen kann

  They order the one who does not know how to obey himself

• Träume, als ob du ewig leben wirst. Lebe so, als ob du heute stirbst

  Dream like you will live forever. Live like you're going to die today

• Nicht dass du mich belogst sondern, dass ich dir nicht mehr glaube, hat mich erschüttert

  What shocked me was not that you deceive me, but that I no longer believe you

• Vergeben und vergessen heißt kostbare Erfahrungen zum Fenster hinauswerfen

  Forgiving and forgetting is throwing valuable experiences out the window.

• Bevor sich zu ergeben, erinnere dich, wofür du alles begonnen hast

  Before you give up, remember what you started out for

• Rette und bewahre

  Bless and save

• Niemand als du

  Nobody but you

• Ich gehe zu meinem Traum

  Going to my dream

• Religion ist Ehrfurcht - die Ehrfurcht zuerst vor dem Geheimnis, das der Mensch ist

  Religion is reverence - first and foremost for the mystery that man represents

• In dem Augenblick, in dem ein Mensch den Sinn und den Wert des Lebens bezweifelt, ist er krank

  The moment a person doubts the meaning and value of life, he is sick

• Du kannst von den Umstanden und Menschen weglaufen, nie kannst du aber von deinen Gedanken und Gefühlen fliehen

  You can run away from circumstances and people, but you can never run away from your thoughts and feelings.

• Erinnerungen sind ein Wunder: sie erwärmen von innen und reißen sofort in Teile

  Memories are an amazing thing: it warms up from the inside and immediately tears apart

• Menschen verlangen immer die Wahrheit, die gefällt ihnen aber so selten

  People always demand the truth, but they rarely enjoy it.

• Man muss keine Angst vor den Veränderungen haben. Sie kommen oft im Moment, wenn sie notwendig sind

  Don't be afraid of change. They often happen at exactly the moment when they are needed.

• Der Mann ist leicht zu erforschen, die Frau verrät ihr Geheimnis nicht

  A man is easy to recognize, but a woman does not reveal her secret.

• Intuition ist das Leben!

  Intuition is life!

• Was aus Liebe getan wird, geschieht immer jenseits von Gut und Böse

  What is done out of love is always on the other side of good and evil.

• Lernt das Leben zu genießen. Leiden lehrt es euch

  Learn to enjoy life. Suffer, she will teach herself

• Verzeihen ist nicht schwierig, schwierig ist es aufs Neue zu glauben

  It's not hard to forgive, it's hard to believe again

• Das Leben ist ein Spiel

  Life is a game

• Glück ist immer mit mir

  Luck is always with me

• Niemand ist gut genug dazu, um die anderen zu lehren

  Nobody is good enough to teach others

• Meine Mutter ist mein Engel

  My mom is my angel

• Wir können nichts voraussehen

  We cannot predict anything

• Liebe besiegt alles

  Love will conquer all

• Mutter und Vater, ich liebe euch

  Mom and Dad, I love you

• Ich danke die Vergangenheit dafür, dass ich vieles gelernt habe

  Thanks to the past for teaching me a lot

• Möchte es für lange und wie es sich gehört

  I want for a long time and for real

• Man muß denken, wie die wenigsten und reden wie die meisten

  You need to think like a unit and speak like a majority

• Die Zeit heilt nicht, die Zeit ändert

  Time does not heal, time changes

• Die Hoffnung ist der Regenbogen über den herabstürzenden Bach des Lebens

  Hope is a rainbow over the falling stream of life

• Der Wechsel allein ist das Beständige

  Only changes are permanent

• Wir tun, es sei alles gut, drinnen ist aber ein schrecklicher Schmerz

  We pretend that everything is fine, but inside there is a terrible pain

• Und niemand wird wissen, wie traurig in der Nacht die Seele ist, die am Tage lacht

  And no one will know how sad at night the soul that laughs during the day

• Wie schade, dass einige Momente des Lebens sich nie mehr wiederholen

  What a pity that some moments will never happen again

• Glück ist immer bei mir

  Good luck with me

• Jedermann trifft eine Wahl im Leben. Ob sie richtig war, zeigt die Zeit

  Each person makes a choice in their life. Time will tell whether it will be correct or not.

• Herzlich willkommen in meine verrückte Welt

  Welcome to my crazy world

• Nur die Liebe der Mutter ist ewig

  Only mom's love lasts forever

• Es ist unmöglich, jemandem ein Ärgernis zu geben, wenn er es nicht nehmen will

  You cannot insult someone who does not want to be insulted

• Glücklich im Leben

  Happy in life

• Wenn du deine Seele den Anderen öffnest, erinnere dich daran, wie man dich wenig braucht

  Revealing your soul to people, remember that few people need you

• Jeder Mensch hat sein Recht auf einen Fehler. Nicht jeder Fehler hat ein Recht auf Verzeihung

  Everyone has the right to make mistakes. But not every mistake has the right to be forgiven.

• Ohne Musik wäre das Leben ein Irrtum

  Without music, life would be foolish

• Es gibt vieles im Leben, was ich mich nicht erlaube, es gibt aber nichts, was man mich verbieten könnte

  There are many things in life that I will not allow myself, but there is nothing that I could be forbidden.

• Nur gott sei mein richter

  Only God can Judge Me

• Alles, was passiert, ist zu Gutem!

  Whatever happens, everything is for the best!

• Sei in sich selbst sicher und gib nicht nach

  Be confident and never give up

• Gott mit uns

  God is with us

• Wir streben mehr danach, Schmerz zu vermeiden als Freude zu gewinnen

  We strive more to avoid pain than to feel joy.

• Ich sterbe lieber unter meinen Bedingungen, statt mit ihren Regeln zu leben

  I'd rather die on my own terms than live by their rules.

• Jedem das seine

  To each his own

• Wenn man ein Wozu des Lebens hat, erträgt man jedes Wie

  Anyone who has a "Why" to live will endure any "How"

• Es gibt keine ideale Menschen, schätzt diejenige, die eure Mängel lieben können

  There are no ideal people, appreciate those who could love your flaws

• Die Welt gehört demjenigen, der sich darüber freut

  The world belongs to those who are happy with it

• Man kann vieles zurückgewinnen, Worte - nicht

  You can return a lot, but words cannot

• Sei nicht stolz mit denen, mit wem deine Seele verrückt sein will

  Don't be proud of those with whom the soul wants to go crazy

• Habe Mut, dich deines eigenen Verstandes zu bedienen

  Have the courage to use your own mind

• Manchmal ist das, was wir wissen, davon kraftlos, was wir fühlen

  Sometimes what we know is powerless over what we feel

• Nur danach verstehst du, dass du vieles unbedacht gesagt hast

  Only then do you realize that you said a lot in vain

• Ich bin nicht, wie alle, ich bin der Beste

  I'm not like everyone else, I'm the best

• Schön ist dasjenige, was ohne Interesse gefällt

  What you like is beautiful without even arousing interest

• Hilf mir Gott!

  God help me!

• Es gibt kein "zu spät", es gibt "Ich brauche es nicht mehr"

  It’s never too late, it’s not necessary anymore

• Halt kein Gericht über fremder Vergangenheit - ihr kennt eure Zukunft nicht

  Don't judge someone else's past - you don't know your future

• Wer sich tief weiß, bemüht sich um Klarheit; wer der Menge tief scheinen möchte, bemüht sich um Dunkelheit

  One who knows a lot, strive for clarity; one who wants to show that he knows a lot, strive into darkness

• Es fehlt manchmal nur ein Tropfen der Tapferkeit, der das Leben verändern kann

  Sometimes only a drop of courage is missing, which can change the whole life.

• Wenn man jemandem alles verziehen hat, ist man mit ihm fertig

  If you have forgiven a person everything, then he is finished.

• Leben und lieben

  To live and love

• Wenn man dir sagt, dass es schon zu spät ist - dann hast du nicht die Zeit, sondern aber die Bedeutsamkeit verloren

  If they tell you that it's too late, then you have lost not time, but significance.

• Man kann Angst vor dem Tod haben oder nicht - der kommt unweigerlich

  You can be afraid of death or not be afraid - it will come inevitably

• Die zwei größten Tyrannen der Erde: der Zufall und die Zeit

  The Two Greatest Tyrants in the World: Chance and Time

• Jeder Verlust lässt eine Narbe in der Seele, macht dich aber stärker

  Every loss leaves a scar on your soul, but makes you stronger

• Die Freunde nennen sich aufrichtig. Die Feinde sind es

  They call themselves friends. Enemies are

• Denn nur die freie Neigung ist Liebe, nur wer sich selber hat, kann sich selber geben

  Love can only be voluntary, since only those who have themselves can give themselves

• Träume. Sie zwingen die Wirklichkeit zu hassen

  Dreams. They make you hate reality.

• Liebe ist für jemandem erreichbar, nicht für mich aber

  Love is available to everyone, but not to me

• Schätzt eure Verwandten, bis sie nahe sind

  Appreciate your loved ones while they are around

• Sei auf das Schlimmste fertig

  Prepare for the worst

• Hoffe dich auf das Beste

  Hope for the best

• Je stärker du etwas liebst, desto schwieriger ist es zu verlieren

  The more you love something, the harder it is to lose it.

• Der Tod ist nicht das schrecklichste Ding, der ist aber das Letzte, was passiert

  Death is not the worst thing, it's just the last thing to happen.

• Die beste Beleuchtung des vorstehenden Weges sind manchmal die Brücken, die hinter dich glühen

  Sometimes the best lighting of the road ahead is the bridges glowing from behind.

• Am Schrecklichsten ist es darauf zu warten, was nicht vorkommt

  The worst thing is the expectation of what will not happen

• Nur wenn wir etwas verloren haben, beginnen wir das zu schätzen

  Only after losing - we begin to appreciate

• Wovon man nicht sprechen kann, darüber muß man schweigen

  What you can't talk about, you need to keep silent

• Vertraue nur an sich selbst

  Trust only yourself

• Wer von seinem Tag nicht zwei Drittel für sich selbst hat, ist ein Sklave

  The one who does not have two-thirds of the time for himself is a slave

• Phantasie haben heißt nicht, sich etwas ausdenken; es heißt, sich aus den Dingen etwas machen

  To have a fantasy does not mean to invent something; it means doing something new out of things

• Gib mir mein Herz zurück

  Give me back my heart

• Je breiter du deine Arme zum Umschlingen öffnest, desto leichter ist es dich zu kreuzigen

  The wider you open your arms, the easier it is to crucify you

• Danke den Eltern für das Leben

  Thank you parents for life

• All unser Übel kommt daher, dass wir nicht allein sein können

  All our troubles come from the fact that we cannot be alone

• Danke der Mutter und dem Vater für das Leben

  Thank you mom and dad for life

• Die Grenzen der Sprache sind die Grenzen der Welt

  The boundaries of language are the boundaries of the world

• Damit ein Mensch verstanden haben wird, dass er ein Sinn des Lebens hat, muss er das haben, wofür er sterben kann

  For a person to understand that he has something to live for, he must have something worth dying for.

• Eine Liebe, ein Schicksal!

  One love, one destiny!

• Handlungen sind stärker, als Worte

  Acts are stronger than words

• Es gibt keine Schlüssel vom Glück. Die Tür ist immer geöffnet

  There are no keys to happiness. The door is always open

• Sei stets du selbst!

  Always be yourself!

• Nur Meine Mutter ist meiner Liebe wert

  Only my mother is worthy of my love

• Es ist selten, daß ein Mensch white, was er eigentlich glaubt

  Rarely does a person know what they really believe in.

• Bewahre mich Got!

  God save me!

• Stark, aber zart

  Strong but gentle.

• Gib mir stärke

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