So one of my teachers asked me to go over a page in the textbook covering saying good-bye in different languages. The speaking section in the lesson focuses on saying good-bye so it connects to that (MS English 1 Mark Brown in case anyone is wondering)

So I whipped up a small video clip with audio clips of people saying the expressions they have in the textbook. Now, I know in German is auf wiedersehen but in the book, it just has wiedersehen. And since I didn't feel like explaining to my students and teachers that this is wrong (I'm not the German teacher and I don't speak it) so I just found a clip that I could easily edit the 'auf' out. Edit: Nevermind!! ^^;; I was wrong

Languages: German, Russian, Italian, Hindi, Swedish, and Chinese/Mandarin. You could really use this for any school (elementary, middle, and high school) depending on the lesson plan.

Enjoy folks!

"Wiedersehen" is just a shorter way to say "Auf Wiedersehen". It's similar to saying "Bye" instead of "Goodbye"

And this is why I didn't say anything to my teacher ^^;; Not a German speaker or teacher. hahah. Thanks for the added info