How to say "to pay attention to, to watch out for" in German?

In German "to pay attention to, to watch out for" translates to  aufpassen auf 

Transliteration: owf-pahs-sen owf

🇩🇪 Pass auf den Verkehr auf!

🗣️ Pass auf den Verkehr auf!

🇺🇸 Watch out for the traffic!



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How to say "to pay attention to, to watch out for" in German?

You can use the word "aufpassen auf" which translates to "to pay attention to, to watch out for".

How to pronounce "aufpassen auf" (to pay attention to, to watch out for) in German?

The word "aufpassen auf" is pronounced as "owf-pahs-sen owf".

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