Locker bezahlen im Café (A2)
Mikro-Dialog im Café + 3 Fragen: Bezahlen in lockerem Deutsch – kurze Redemittel.
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Lückentext – Wähle die Option, die ALLE Lücken korrekt füllt: Kellner: „_____?“ Gästin A: „Getrennt, bitte.“ Gästin B: „Ich zahle _____.“ Gästin A: „_____, bitte.“
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Hints for this Quiz
Think: What does the waiter ask first? And how do you say cash vs. by card?
Only option 1 creates a natural café dialog: waiter asks how to split, one pays cash (bar), the other pays by card (mit Karte).
It’s a short phrase that directly means you want to pay.
„Zahlen, bitte!“ (or „Die Rechnung, bitte.“) is the common way to ask for the bill.
It’s the opposite of paying together.
„Getrennt“ means each person pays their own part.
Use the preposition „mit“ + payment method.
„Mit Karte.“ is the natural answer. The others are ungrammatical or unnatural.
It’s the colloquial way to say: let’s split.
„Machen wir getrennt.“ is a casual, common way to suggest splitting the bill.
Offer an immediate alternative payment method.
If the card doesn’t work, switching to cash is the natural solution: „Dann bar, bitte.“
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