How to Say “Nah” in German
The German word for the English phrase ‘nah’ is nö. nö is used as an interjection to mean ‘no’.
The German word for the English phrase ‘nah’ is nö. nö is used as an interjection to mean ‘no’.
The German word for week is Woche. Woche refers to a period of seven days.
In German, “my boyfriend” is translated as mein Freund. The phrase refers to a male partner in a romantic relationship.
The English word grace can be translated into German as Anmut or Grazie. The term refers to elegant movement, poise or balance.
The English word sword is translated into German as Schwert. Schwert is a neuter noun referring to a bladed weapon.
The English word ‘at’ can be translated into German using several prepositions, most commonly bei.
The English word ‘suspicious’ is translated into German as verdächtig. verdächtig is used to describe something or someone that arouses suspicion.
In Low German, the Plattdeutsch of northern Germany, you wish someone a merry Christmas with Fröhliche Wiehnachten.
The English phrase ‘tide’ is translated into German as Gezeiten. Gezeiten refers to the periodic change of sea level.
No, sir in German is Nein, mein Herr, a formal way to say no when speaking to a man.