Austrian German Translator
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Austrian German translation
About Austrian German
Austrian German is the standard German of Austria plus its distinctive vocabulary — Jänner for January, Erdapfel for potato, Paradeiser for tomato, Sackerl for bag — and the Viennese color of oida and leiwand. This translator produces Austrian standard usage rather than German-of-Germany defaults.
How to speak Austrian German: common phrases
HelloHalloGoodbyeAuf WiedersehenThank youDankePleaseBitteYesJaNoNeinGood morningGuten MorgenGood nightGute NachtI love youIch liebe dichHow are you?Wie geht es dir?My name is…Ich heiße …Where is the bathroom?Wo ist die Toilette?OneEinsTwoZweiThreeDreiFourVierFiveFünfSixSechsSevenSiebenEightAchtNineNeunTenZehn
Frequently asked questions about Austrian German
- What is Austrian German?
- Austrian German is the standard German of Austria plus its distinctive vocabulary — Jänner for January, Erdapfel for potato, Paradeiser for tomato, Sackerl for bag — and the Viennese color of oida and leiwand. This translator produces Austrian standard usage rather than German-of-Germany defaults.
- What languages can I translate Austrian German to?
- You can translate Austrian German to German, Bavarian, and Swiss German, and 474 other languages using Polytranslator.
- How many people speak Austrian German?
- Austrian German has approximately 8.5 million speakers worldwide.
- Is the Austrian German translator free?
- Yes — Polytranslator's Austrian German translator is completely free and instant, with no signup required. Sign in any time for an even higher daily limit.