How to Say “Wall” in German
The English word wall can be translated into German as either Wand or Mauer.
How to Say “Lola” in German
Lola is the German way to say the female given name Lola. Lola is used as a female given name.
How to Say “My Lord” in German
The English phrase ‘my lord’ is translated into German as mein Herr. mein Herr is used as an address towards a lord.
How to Say “Sparky” in German
The English term “sparky” can be translated into German as munter. In this context, munter is used as a noun to refer to an electrician.
How to Say “Ball” in German
The German word for ball is Ball. The word Ball refers to an object, generally spherical, used for playing games.
How to Say “My Name Is” in Austria (Austrian German)
In Austria you introduce yourself with Ich heiße …, Mein Name ist … or simply Ich bin … Ich heiße is the everyday choice.
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How to Say “Jacket” in German
The English phrase ‘jacket’ is translated into German as Jacke. Jacke refers to a piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse.
How to Say “I Want to Cry” in German
The English phrase “I want to cry” is translated into German as ich möchte weinen.
How to Say “Yes” in German Slang
Casual German yes answers include Jo, Jep and Klar, which means “sure”. Jawoll is an emphatic, slightly playful yes.