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Scene illustrating a German-language introducing yourself to the neighbour conversation

Key Phrases

Ich bin Ihr neuer Nachbar.

I am your new neighbor.

Schön, Sie kennenzulernen.

Nice to meet you.

Für Notfälle können wir Nummern austauschen.

We can exchange numbers in case of emergencies.

Skills You'll Learn

Introducing yourself to a new neighbor

Sich einem neuen Nachbarn vorstellen

Using polite formal expressions in a first meeting

Höfliche formelle Ausdrücke bei einem ersten Treffen verwenden

Sharing contact information and talking about family

Kontaktinformationen austauschen und über die Familie sprechen

Lesson Roleplay

Imagine you have just moved into a new building in Germany and are meeting your neighbor for the first time. You introduce yourself, talk briefly about your family, and exchange phone numbers in case of emergencies.

Hallo, ich bin Emily Smith , Ihr neuer Nachbar.

Hello, I’m Emily Smith, your new neighbor.

Hallo, ich bin Anna. Willkommen im Haus!

Hello, I’m Anna. Welcome to the building!

Danke, Anna. Schön, Sie kennenzulernen.

Thank you, Anna. Nice to meet you.

Freut mich auch. Wohnen Sie mit Ihrer Familie hier?

Likewise. Do you live here with your family?

Ja, mit meiner Frau und unserem Sohn.

Yes, with my wife and our son.

Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases

👋

Hallo.

HAH-loh

Hello.

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🙋

Ich bin

ikh bin

I am

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🙋

Ich bin Emily Smith .

ikh bin

I am Emily Smith.

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👉

Ihr

eer

Your

🇩🇪 Default to [Ihr] with a new neighbour if you're being formal. If you switch to [du], this would become [dein].

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🆕

Neuer

NOY-er

New

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🏘️

Nachbar

NAHKH-bar

Neighbor

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👉🆕🏘️

Ihr neuer Nachbar

eer NOY-er NAHKH-bar

Your new neighbor

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🙌

Willkommen

VIL-kom-men

Welcome

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🏠

Im Haus

im howss

In the house

🇩🇪 In this context [im Haus] usually means the building, not specifically inside someone's apartment. Neighbours often use it for the shared building: entrances, stairs, bins, and who lives there.

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