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This word list is specifically designed to learn Business German and to start your Expat Programm in German offices. In Germany, there are already many expressions in everyday business life, which come from English. So it will be a little easier for you to learn and survive in the German business world. With this list you can do the following things.

Read texts e.g. in emails

Follow conversations

Reply to conversations

Learn and understand Business German

If an English-speaking individual wants to take a job in Germany, it is essential to know German and Business German. What is the best way to learn German? By having a basic vocabulary of the most important words and recognizing similarities between the individual languages. How you can do that is shown in an example from the general English – German eBook:

Business German

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By applying this  word list you are able to understand and read the German business language. It helps you to decode the first words in a German office. The business and office terms are ideal for Expats. They deal with basics like the different departments “purchasing”, “accounting and tax” and “technical  or engineering department”. Also terms in daily business life like “approach”, “action plan”  and “counter measures” are listed. Being able to translate German words into English and vice versa makes your start in Germany easier. Moreover, you can get a full list of 775 basic German words. There are terms for travelling or vehiceles and different verbs and adjectives. Also colours, animals, furniture, months and directions are listed. Both lists are availyble as bundle with a total save of 17%. Language: English

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By applying this  word list you are able to understand and read the German business language. It helps you to decode the first words in a German office. The business and office terms are ideal for Expats. They deal with basics like the different departments “purchasing”, “accounting and tax” and “technical  or engineering department”. Also terms in daily business life like “approach”, “action plan”  and “counter measures” are listed. Being able to translate German words into English and vice versa makes your start in Germany easier. Moreover, you can get a full list of 775 basic German words. There are terms for travelling or vehiceles and different verbs and adjectives. Also colours, animals, furniture, months and directions are listed. Both lists are availyble as bundle with a total save of 17%. Language: English

Notice: You will need a PDF reader in order to read this document.

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202 important words and expressions 

General words and technical terms

Quick and easy entry into the office routine

Word list Business German

Here is an excerpt from the eBook for English-speaking users. German and English are very different, but it should be easy to remember the words as they are in daily use. All words are also listed from German to English as well. Just have a look into the book down below. Furthermore, this Business & Office Basic Vocabulary is available in a bundle with the bilingual English – German Basic Vocabulary. You save 17%. If you want to learn even more words, there is also a multilingual copy English to German, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese.

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About me and why I came up with this idea

Originally, I am a trained automotive mechatronics technician and have caught up on A-Levels after the apprenticeship. Through several encounters with people who already had a work-and-travel stay behind them, I grew more and more the need to do the same. After graduating an engineering degree, I finally went to New Zealand for ten months in 2016. I don’t regret a single minute of this trip and I can highly recommend it to everyone. 

I compiled these word lists towards the end of the trip, as I found it difficult to understand foreign languages other than English. The business list was created during my office job at an automotive supplier. With the word lists here you are well prepared for any kind of trips. Be it a work-and-travel adventure, a sabbatical, a semester abroad or an expat / student exchange. Have fun learning!

Tobias Blüml