How to Say “Damn It” in German
The English phrase “damn it” can be translated into German as verdammt. verdammt is an expression used to convey surprise, outrage or frustration.
The English phrase “damn it” can be translated into German as verdammt. verdammt is an expression used to convey surprise, outrage or frustration.
The English phrase “blessing in disguise” is translated into German as Glück im Unglück.
The English word library is translated into German as Bibliothek.
Nathaniel is the German transliteration of the name Nathaniel.
The German phrase for “are you done?” is bist du fertig? This phrase is used to ask if someone has completed a specific task or activity.
The German word for “asian” is asiatisch. asiatisch is an adjective used to describe things that are of, relating to or from Asia.
The German phrase for “who farted?” is wer hat gefurzt? This phrase is used to ask which person has released intestinal gas.
The English word “card” is translated into German as Karte. Karte refers to a flat, normally rectangular piece of stiff paper or plastic.
The English phrase ‘glad to meet you’ is translated into German as Freut mich. The phrase is used to express pleasure upon meeting someone.
The English word “terrorism” is translated into German as Terrorismus. Terrorismus refers to the use of terror as a means of coercion.