German sentences that should be supported

[balloob]

If you don't feel comfortable contributing to the YAML in this repository, you can post your German sentences that match our supported intents below.

[Skorfulose]

For covers, I usually say:

• Öffne/schließe den/die Rolladen in Pauls Zimmer
• Öffne/schließe den/die Rolladen im Wohnzimmer
• Öffne/schließe alle Rolladen
• Rollladen auf x Prozent
• Rollladen in Pauls Zimmer auf x Prozent
• Alle Rollladen öffnen/schließen
• Alle Rollladen hoch/runter

And others will interchangeably say „die Jalousie(n)“ instead of „Rolladen“

[envy]

I'm currently using the HomeKit integration witha Homepod and I frequently ask/tell Siri this:

• Wie ist die Außentemperatur? (What's the outside temperature? There is a sensor named "Außentemperatur")
• Schlafzimmer Süd auf 20%. (Bedroom south to 20%. There is a cover named "Schlafzimmer Süd" but I don't say Rolladen/Jalousie.)
• Schalte das Licht aus. (Turn off the lights. The Homepod knows it's in the bedroom and therefore only switched all lights in that room off)

[Scorpoon]

For covers, I usually say:

• Öffne/schließe den/die Rolladen in Pauls Zimmer
• Öffne/schließe den/die Rolladen im Wohnzimmer
• Öffne/schließe alle Rolladen
• Rollladen auf x Prozent
• Rollladen in Pauls Zimmer auf x Prozent
• Alle Rollladen öffnen/schließen
• Alle Rollladen hoch/runter

And others will interchangeably say „die Jalousie(n)“ instead of „Rolladen“

Alles außer x Prozent ist dann mit #92 abgedeckt.

[kroimon]

Alles außer x Prozent ist dann mit #92 abgedeckt.

"hoch/runter" für Cover fehlt

[ChristophHoltmann]

A few more granular ideas regarding covers:
"Öffne/Schließe die Rollläden\Jalousien ganz/komplett" for 0/100 % or "Öffne/Schließe die Rollläden/Jalousien halb/zur Hälfte" for 50 %
Even more precise would be something like: "Öffne/Schließe die Rollläden/Jalousien auf Schlitz/Spalt". The percentage might depend on the covers then..

[shurli]

Additionally to "Schalte ein/aus" i also would say "Dreh(e) auf/ab".

[jones1894]

Hi,
You should also take into account, that some would use "RollÄden" and some "RollAden" as the plural form of "Rolladen"

[jones1894]

And for getTemperature I'd like to use:
Wie warm ist es (in/im) (der Küche/Schlafzimmer/draußen/oben etc.)?
and for setTemperature:
Stell(e) die Heizung (in/im) (der Küche/Schlafzimmer/oben etc.) auf x Grad.
or even:
Heize das Bad für's Duschen/Baden auf. (in this case you'd have to have a variable containing the precise temperature)

[geg2048]

Hi how proper should the grammar be and should we include slight dialect variations?

Because even tho according to the duden it is:

• das Rollo

it sounds weird for me so I use:

• die Rollo

Regarding dialects sometimes I say:

• moch

instead of:

• mach

Also regarding areas.
I often say:

• (bei (der | die | den) | beim) {area}
  for children rooms.

[ChristophCaina]

Another variation for getting a temperature value:

• "Wie viel Grad {Celsius | Fahrenheit} hat es ?"

Further more: Do we have other domains that needs to be added?
At the moment, I am running some Amazon Echos and have integrated different routines in the devices with which scripts will be triggered.
These will be used for changing settings on my EV Charging Station or start the charging of the EV...
But I could also imagine (for a wider adaptation) to controll TVs (turn on & set channel)...
Should we start with creating files for such examples, too? Or isn't that planned as of now?