Talking About Languages

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Play Sprechen Sie Englisch?
Do you speak English?
Play Sprichst du Englisch?
Do you speak English?
Play Ich spreche ein wenig Spanisch
I speak a little Spanish.
Play Spricht hier jemand Englisch?
Is there someone who speaks English?
Play Wie sagt man ...?
How do you say…?
Play Was heisst ....?
What does… mean?
Play Woher kommen Sie?
Where are you from?
Play Woher kommst du?
Where are you from?
Play Ich komme aus...
I'm from…
Play Ich wohne in...
I live in…
Play Wie wird dieses Wort ausgesprochen?
How is this word pronounced?
Play Welche Sprachen sprichst du?
What languages do you speak?
Play Könntest du langsamer sprechen, bitte?
Could you speak more slowly, please?
Play Könntest du das wiederholen, bitte?
You could repeat it, please?
Play Ich verstehe nicht.
I don't understand.
Play Verstehst du?
Do you understand?

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