Meeting the in laws again: Health and well-being
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Key Phrases
Es ist so schön, euch wiederzusehen!
It is so nice to see you again!
Bewegung an der frischen Luft ist immer eine gute Idee
Exercise in the fresh air is always a good idea
Stressfrei zu bleiben ist manchmal schwer, aber es ist wichtig
Staying stress-free is difficult but important
Skills You'll Learn
Talking about health habits
Über Gesundheitsgewohnheiten sprechen
Making plans for the future
Pläne für die Zukunft machen
Expressing happiness and well-being
Freude und Wohlbefinden ausdrücken
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are meeting with friends after a while, catching up on life. You discuss how you've been focusing on your health, enjoying outdoor activities, and share future plans like traveling and spending quality time with family.
Hallo, es ist so schön, euch wiederzusehen!
Hello, it's so nice to see you again!
Hallo Emily ! Wie geht es dir? Du siehst gut aus!
Hello Emily! How are you? You look great!
Danke, mir geht es gut! Ich habe angefangen, regelmäßig joggen zu gehen. Und wie geht es euch?
Thank you, I'm doing well! I've started jogging regularly. And how are you?
Uns geht es auch gut. Wir gehen jetzt öfter spazieren, das tut uns sehr gut.
We are doing well too. We go for walks more often now, it's really good for us.
Das klingt toll. Bewegung an der frischen Luft ist immer eine gute Idee.
That sounds great. Exercise in the fresh air is always a good idea.
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hallo!
HAH-loh
Hello!
💬 Very versatile, can be used in any casual or formal setting.
🇩🇪 A simple yet universal greeting in Germany.
See breakdown →Es ist so schön
ess ist soh shoen
It is so nice
Euch wiederzusehen!
oykh VEE-der-zehn
To see you again!
💬 ‘Euch’ is used for informal plural ‘you’.
🇩🇪 Germans highly value personal connections and recognizing familiar faces.
See breakdown →Es ist so schön, euch wiederzusehen!
es ist soh shern oykh VEE-der-zehn
It's so nice to see you again!
Wie geht es dir?
vee geht es deer
How are you?
💬 Use ‘dir’ for informal conversations, otherwise use ‘Ihnen’.
🇩🇪 This is a common polite phrase used in most social interactions.
See breakdown →Du siehst gut aus!
doo zeest goot aus
You look great!
💬 ‘Gut’ is a flexible word that can mean good, well, or great.
🇩🇪 It’s common in Germany to compliment someone on their appearance in a friendly way.
See breakdown →Mir geht es gut
meer geht es goot
I'm doing well
💬 Direct translation is 'It goes well with me'.
See breakdown →Ich habe angefangen
ikh HAH-buh AHN-guh-fahn-gen
I have started
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