CBG 1:37 | Gibt es einen Supermarkt, der am Sonntag geöffnet ist?

CBG 1:37 | Gibt es einen Supermarkt, der am Sonntag geöffnet ist?

In this latest lesson of Coffee Break German, Mark is asking for some information at the reception desk of his hotel in Innsbruck. In addition to providing an opportunity for practising various areas of vocabulary, this dialogue introduces a new grammatical concept.

In this lesson you will:


  • practise words and phrases used when asking for information;
  • review language used for talking about public transport and directions;
  • learn about the relative pronoun in German – a translation of the word “which”;
  • find out about shop opening times at the weekend in German-speaking countries;
  • practise different conversational structures.


This season of Coffee Break German features a total of 40 episodes. Stay subscribed to the podcast to enjoy each episode. If you'd like to benefit from lesson notes, bonus audio recordings and video versions of the lessons featuring 'synchronised video flashcards' to help you understand how the words and phrases are written, you can access the premium version of Coffee Break German on the Coffee Break Academy.


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