Trains, buses and flights — learn the German words you need to get around and buy tickets.The train — Germany's rail network (Deutsche Bahn) is huge.der ZugThe bus — public transport in every German town and city.der BusThe airplane — literally 'flying thing'.das FlugzeugThe ticket (for transport) — 'Eine Fahrkarte, bitte' to buy one.die FahrkarteThe airport — literally 'flight harbour'.der FlughafenThe stop (bus/tram) — where you wait for public transport.die HaltestelleThe departure — check 'Abfahrt' boards at stations for times.die AbfahrtThe arrival — 'Ankunft' boards show incoming trains and flights.die Ankunft'Flugzeug' literally means…flight harbourflying thingfast machineTo buy a train ticket, you ask for…eine Fahrkarteeine Straßeeinen Bahnhof'Die Haltestelle' is where you…buy foodwait for a buspark your car'Abfahrt' on a station board shows…arrivalsdeparturesdelays
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