Two strangers, a couple, walk up to where Lisa Müller and John Smith are standing.
　　Stranger 1:"Guten Tag! Ich suche Lisa Müller. Heißen Sie Lisa Müller?"
　　Lisa:"Ja, und Sie? Wie heißen Sie?"
　　Stranger 1:"Ich heiße Lutz Schmidt."
　　Stranger 2:"Ich heiße Christine Schmidt."
　　Lisa:"Angenehm."
　　Stranger 1:"Wo wohnen Sie?"
　　Stranger 2:"Woher kommen Sie? Kommen Sie aus Österreich?"
　　Lisa:"Nein, ich komme aus Deutschland und ich wohne hier in Bern."
　　Seeing that this isn’t the Lisa Müller they were looking for, the couple excuses themselves and walks away.
　　GermanEnglish
　　suchento look for, search
　　Sie / sieyou (formal) / theyWhen capitalised, this is the formal and polite way of saying "you".
　　You should always address strangers as "Sie" Careful: when not capitalised, this word means "they".
　　jayes
　　undand
　　wiehowQuestion word, but also used in other sentences, such as "Look how beautiful this is!"
　　Angenehm (Sie kennenzulernen)Nice (to get to know you). Often used abbreviated like this.
　　wowhere
　　woherfrom where, whence
　　ÖsterreichAustriaThe "reich" part means "empire".
　　neinno
　　hierhere
　　GermanEnglish
　　werwho
　　waswhat
　　wannwhen’
　　wowhere
　　wiehow
　　warumwhy
　　wievielhow much
　　welche Sprache(n)which language(s)