How to Say “What Is It?” in German
The English phrase “what is it?” is expressed in German as was ist das? was ist das? is used to ask for the identity of an object or a situation.
The English phrase “what is it?” is expressed in German as was ist das? was ist das? is used to ask for the identity of an object or a situation.
The German word for girl is Mädchen. The term used to refer to a young female person.
The English phrase “thanks for listening” is translated into German as vielen Dank fürs Zuhören.
Arthur is the German male given name for Arthur. Arthur is used as a masculine given name.
ein Bier bitte is the German way to say one beer please. This phrase is a standard, polite way to order a single beer in a restaurant or bar.
The English phrase “I want to visit you” can be said in German as Ich möchte dich besuchen.
The English phrase “bunny rabbit” can be translated into German as Hasi.
The English word saxophone is translated into German as Saxofon. The term refers to the musical instrument of the woodwind family.
The English word titanic is translated into German as titanisch.
In German, ‘around’ can be translated as etwa or ungefähr when referring to approximations.