Which phrase means “a can of tomatoes”?

How do you say, “I am paying in cash”?

How do you say, “I would like to pay by card”?

How do you politely ask, “Do I need a coin for the cart?”

How do you say “a bottle of water”?

How do you say, “The receipt, please”?

What does “Das steht im oberen Regal” mean?

A market seller asks, “Wie viel möchten Sie?” What do they want to know?

Which German word means “checkout” or “cash register”?

A sign says “3,99 € pro Kilo.” What does the price apply to?

How do you ask a market seller, “Is that fresh?”

How do you politely ask, “Do you have oat milk?”

How do you say “one piece, please” at a market counter?

How do you politely ask, “Do I have to weigh this?”

In “ein Glas Marmelade,” what does Glas mean?

What does “Die Schlange ist lang” mean at a checkout?

How do you ask, “Are these ripe?”

How do you politely ask, “How much does that cost?”

How do you ask, “Where is the scale?”

How do you ask for half a kilogram?

How do you politely ask, “Where can I find the milk?”

Which German word means “shopping basket”?

What does “Das ist leider ausverkauft” mean?

An employee says, “Im nächsten Gang.” Where should you look?

What should you do if the cashier says, “Bitte legen Sie das aufs Band”?

How do you ask, “Where are the shopping carts?”

The cashier asks, “Brauchen Sie eine Tüte?” What are they asking?

How do you say “one package of rice”?