Erste Kontakte (UK 1)

In this conversation, Helga meets Frau Kiki at 12.00 in school. After greeting each other, Frau Kiki says "Guten Tag" which means "Good day" in German. This is an appropriate greeting to use during the day when meeting someone. Therefore, the correct answer is "Guten Tag".

Mengucapkan "Gute Nacht" pada orang yang akan beranjak tidur adalah benar. "Gute Nacht" adalah ungkapan Jerman yang berarti "Selamat malam" dan digunakan untuk mengucapkan selamat tidur kepada seseorang sebelum mereka tidur. Jadi, menjawab "Richtig" (benar) adalah tepat.

The correct answer is "Richtig" because "Auf Wiedersehen" is a German phrase that translates to "Goodbye" in English. It is commonly used as a farewell greeting when parting ways with someone.

The correct answer is "Tschüss" because it is a common German phrase used to say goodbye. In the given conversation, Doni and Herr Iqbal are parting ways as Doni's train is about to depart. Herr Iqbal wishes Doni a good journey by saying "Gute Reise" and then Doni responds with "Auf Wiedersehen" (goodbye in a formal sense). However, "Tschüss" is a more casual and commonly used way to say goodbye in German, making it the appropriate answer in this context.

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The correct answer is "Siebenundzwanzig". This is the German word for the number 27. It is formed by combining the words "sieben" (seven) and "zwanzig" (twenty).

The correct answer is "Wie geht's dir?" because Santi is asking Erna how she is doing, which is a casual way of asking "How are you?" in German. The phrase "Wie geht's dir?" is commonly used in informal settings among friends or acquaintances.

The correct answer is "ue" because it is the only option that is the same as the given incomplete phrase "Ü sama dengan ..." when completed.

The given words "Bis Bald", "Ciao", and "Auf Wiedersehen" are all part of the farewell greetings in German. "Bis Bald" means "See you soon", "Ciao" is an Italian word commonly used to say goodbye, and "Auf Wiedersehen" means "Goodbye" in German. Therefore, all three words can be considered as farewell greetings.