How to Say “I Have a Reservation” in German
The German phrase for “I have a reservation” is ich habe eine Reservierung.
The German phrase for “I have a reservation” is ich habe eine Reservierung.
The German phrase for “my big brother” is mein großer Bruder. This phrase refers to a male sibling who is older than the speaker.
The English phrase ‘thank god’ can be translated into German as Gott sei Dank.
In Swiss German, ‘please’ is Bitte. Bitte is added to a request the same way as in Standard German, either at the start, the end or standing alone.
The English phrase “donut hole” is translated into German as Krapfenloch.
The English phrase “crackers” is translated into German as Cracker. The term refers to crackers.
The German word for cigarettes is Zigaretten. The term refers to small rolls of tobacco wrapped in thin paper for smoking.
The English phrase ‘nonstop’ can be translated into German as nonstop. The word nonstop is used as an adjective meaning without stopping.
The English phrase tomato is Tomate in German. The word refers to the fruit.