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What is the word telephone in German?
telephone in german is telefon
How do you say where is the telephone in German?
"Wo ist das Telefon?"
Can i find my German friend in Germany for free?
You can try the German telephone directory. http://www.dastelefonbuch.de/english.html
What nicknames were used for German helmets?
Telephone Operator's Helmet was the nickname it was given because it was also used by Field Telephone Operators.
How do you whatsapp someone from Germany?
To send a whatsapp message to someone from Germany, you need to enter their telephone number in international format. Replace the leading 0 of the German domestic telephone number with telephone country code +49 (including the plus symbol). German mobile phone numbers generally begin with 01, which becomes +49 1.
Address of German consulate in u.k.?
The link below is to the German foreign office website where you will find the addresses. The opening times and telephone numbers are also listed.
How do you say phone in German?
Telephone in German is "das Telefon". The older terms "der Fernsprecher" and "der Fernsprechapparat" are seldom used. In German a cell phone (mobile phone) is called "das Handy" or "das Mobiltelefon"
Do you use a code to ring a German mobile from the UK?
To call any German telephone number (mobile or otherwise) from the UK, replace the trunk prefix 0 of the German domestic number with +49 (calling from a mobile) or 00 49 (otherwise).
What is you are welcome in German?
Herzlich Willkommen! - At the beginning of a meeting for example - Auf wiedersehen! - At the end of a telephone call or meeting for example -
What is the telephone area code for Hamburg Germany?
Hamburg is in German area code 040, which is +49 40 in international format.
What does beratung auch mittels fernsprecher mean?
Beratung - auch mittels Fernsprecher. Advice - also by telephone.
How do you say answered the telephone in German?
I answered the telephone. Ich ging ans Telefon. Ich bin ans Telefon gegangen. Both expressions can be used interchangeably, the latter is more common in spoken German.
