Sheila Martha

The English phrase “inflation” is Inflation in German.

The English phrase “monkey balls” is translated into German as Affenbälle.

The German word for carob is Johannisbrot. Johannisbrot refers to the fruit of the carob tree.

Nate is a masculine given name in German. Nate is used as a masculine given name.

The English word “sugar” is translated into German as Zucker. Zucker refers to the sucrose used to sweeten food and drink.

The English letter ‘z’ is written as Z in German. This refers to the last letter of the English alphabet.

The German phrase for “oh joy” is was für eine Freude. was für eine Freude is used to express that something is a joy.

The German phrase for spending money is Taschengeld.

In German, ‘where are you going?’ is translated as wohin gehst du? This phrase is used to ask someone about their destination.

The German phrase for “made in germany” is Hergestellt in Deutschland. This phrase is used to indicate that a product was manufactured in Germany.