Douglas Cory

The English phrase “salut” can be translated into German as Servus. Servus is an informal greeting used when arriving or leaving.

The German phrase for lazy bum is Faulpelz. Faulpelz is used to describe a lazy bum.

In German, the English word ‘lime’ can be translated as Limette or Limone. Both words refer to the green citrus fruit.

In German, the English phrase ‘really’ is translated as wirklich. The word wirklich is an adverb meaning ‘actually’.

The English word “melon” is Melone in German. Melone refers to the fruit.

“Thank you for your time” in German is danke für Ihre Zeit.

The German word for ‘which’ is welcher. welcher is an interrogative used to mean ‘what, of those mentioned or implied’.

The English phrase “I need to pee” is translated into German as ich muss mal Pipi.

The English phrase “dark knight” is translated into German as dunkler Ritter. This phrase is used as a moniker for the character Batman.

The English phrase “where am I?” is translated into German as wo bin ich? wo bin ich? is a question used to ask for one’s current physical location.