איך האָב געמאַכט די אַפּליקאַציע דאָ.
Ikh hob gemakht di aplikatsye do.
I made this app.
Usage
To introduce yourself as the maker of this app
Grammar Note
"אַפּליקאַציע" is feminine; the plural is "אַפּליקאַציעס". "די אַפּליקאַציע דאָ" corresponds to "this app". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
די אַפּליקאַציע דאָ איז אומזיסט.
Di aplikatsye do iz umzist.
This app is free.
Usage
Tells people the app costs nothing
Grammar Note
"אַפּליקאַציע" is feminine, so the article is "די". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך בין אַ יאַפּאַנער / יאַפּאַנערין.
Ikh bin a yapaner / yapanerin.
I am Japanese.
Usage
Gives your nationality. Men say the first form, women the second
Grammar Note
Nationality is stated with "אַ". The feminine form adds "ין" to the masculine
איך בין אַ טוריסט / טוריסטין.
Ikh bin a turist / turistin.
I am a tourist.
Usage
Says you are a tourist. Men say the first form, women the second
Grammar Note
The feminine form adds "ין" to the masculine. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך רײַז אַליין.
Ikh rayz aleyn.
I am traveling alone.
Usage
Says you are traveling on your own
Grammar Note
Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
איך בין דאָ צום ערשטן מאָל.
Ikh bin do tsum ershtn mol.
It is my first time here.
Usage
Handy as an opener before asking for recommendations
Grammar Note
"צום ערשטן מאָל" is the fixed way to say "for the first time"
מעג איך פֿאָטאָגראַפֿירן?
Meg ikh fotografirn?
May I take a photo?
Usage
Ask before photographing a person or an object
Grammar Note
A request for permission starts "מעג איך …?". Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
לאָמיר זיך פֿאָטאָגראַפֿירן צוזאַמען.
Lomir zikh fotografirn tsuzamen.
Let us take a photo together.
Usage
Invites someone to take a souvenir photo together
Grammar Note
"לאָמיר" introduces a suggestion that includes the speaker. Composed from known words and sentence patterns; native review recommended
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