LangolingVegetables
Mastering German can be particularly beneficial for individuals working with vegetables, as it enhances communication in a variety of settings. For example, in the produce department of a supermarket, knowing German allows one to more accurately identify and select fresh vegetables based on local preferences or seasonal availability.
Furthermore, German is essential for those involved in international trade, such as vegetable exporters or importers. Being fluent in German can facilitate negotiations, understand market trends, and effectively communicate with suppliers and customers in German-speaking countries like Germany, Austria, or Switzerland.
I would like some carrots.
Ich möchte some Karotten.
Can I have some cucumbers?
Kann ich bitte一些黄瓜？
Do you have any celery?
Hast du irgendeine Zwiebel?
Could I get a few potatoes?
Könnte ich bitte ein paar Kartoffeln haben?
I need some green beans.
Ich brauche一些绿色的豆子。
What about a bunch of asparagus?
Was-about-a-bunch-of-asparagus?
Do you have any broccoli?
Hast du Brokkoli?
Would you recommend some cauliflower?
Würden Sie etwas Cauliflower empfehlen?
Can I have some peas?
Kann ich bitte一些豌豆？
How about a serving of spinach?
Wie wäre es mit einer Portion Spinat?
Do you have any artichokes?
Haben Sie.any artichokes?
Could I get some brussels sprouts?
Könnten Sie mir ein paar Brüsellersprossen geben?
I'd like some fennel.
Ich möchte some Fenchel.
Are there any turnips available?
Gibt es Turnipse?
Do you have some leeks?
Hast du perhaps Leek?
Could I try some radishes?
Könnte ich bitte some Radish probieren?
How about a small portion of mushrooms?
Wie wäre es mit einer kleinen Portion Pilze?
Can I have an order of corn?
Kann ich bitte ein ordinate Korn haben?
Would you recommend some green peppers?
Würden Sie einige grüne Peperoni empfehlen?
I'd like to add some olives.
Ich möchte一些橄榄。