How to Say “Living Room” in German
The English phrase living room is translated into German as Wohnzimmer. The term refers to a room in a private house.
The English phrase living room is translated into German as Wohnzimmer. The term refers to a room in a private house.
The English word “sausage” is translated into German as Wurst. Wurst refers to a food made of minced meat packed into a tubular casing.
The German phrase for “great cheers” is großer Jubel. großer Jubel refers to loud shouts of joy and approval from a crowd of people.
The phrase “father a mother” is translated into German as Vater und Mutter. This phrase is used to refer to both parents of a person.
In Austrian German “no” is Nein. In casual speech Austrians often say Na, and young speakers say Nö. Nein fits every setting.
The English word ‘idiot’ is translated into German as Idiot. All forms in this list are used to describe a person of low general intelligence.
The English phrase belongings is translated into German as Habseligkeiten.
The English phrase “I am a boy” is translated into German as ich bin ein Junge. This phrase is used by a male child to state his identity.