How to Say “Skies” in German
The English phrase ‘skies’ is translated into German as Himmel. Himmel refers to the upper atmosphere and the space above the earth.
The English phrase ‘skies’ is translated into German as Himmel. Himmel refers to the upper atmosphere and the space above the earth.
The phrase “you miss someone” in German is expressed as jemand fehlt dir.
The English phrase “school subjects” is translated into German as Schulfächer.
In German, netto is used to express the English phrase “net”, referring to an amount remaining after deductions.
The German phrase for “your date of birth” is dein Geburtsdatum. The noun for “Date of Birth” is Das Geburtsdatum.
The English phrase “go potty” is translated into German as aufs Töpfchen gehen. This phrase is used to describe a child’s need to use the toilet.
The English phrase beanstalk is translated into German as Bohnenstange.
The German word for born is geboren. geboren is an adjective used to describe the state of having been given birth to.
The English word “smurf” can be translated into German as Schlumpf. Schlumpf is a masculine noun used to refer to the fictional characters.
Soccer in German is Fußball. The word refers to the sport of soccer. Other related terms include Torwart for goalkeeper and Torschuss for a shot on goal.