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This paper examines the verbal strategies used by speakers of German in Germany and Switzerland and speakers of Serbian in Serbia in order to voice a request. The participants in thestudy were asked what they would say in the following three situations: Asking for the way tothe railway station in a strange city, asking their younger brother to pass the salt at the familydinner table, and buying a pretzel at the local bakery. Subsequently, the use of downtonerslike 'please' or special particles was analysed, as well as the frequency of non-indicative verbalmodes (subjunctive or conditional), the occurrence an equivalent of excuse me at the beginningof the request, and the use of greetings and address forms. The results show surprisingdifferences between the three groups.

Salz, eine Brezel und der Weg zum Bahnhof. Strategien des Bittens in Varietäten des Deutschen und im Serbischen