German

The German phrase for business owner is Geschäftsinhaber. Geschäftsinhaber refers to a person who possesses and manages a company or a shop.

The German phrase for “you’re welcome (informal)” is gern geschehen. gern geschehen is a polite response used to acknowledge someone’s thanks.

The English phrase walkies is translated into German as Gassi. The term Gassi is almost exclusively used in the context of taking a dog for a walk.

The English phrase “big bear” is translated into German as großer Bär. The phrase is used to describe a bear that is large in size.

In German, bike is translated as Fahrrad. The neuter noun Fahrrad is used to refer to a bicycle.

Kaden is a German proper name used to refer to a specific person. Kaden is used as a proper name for an individual.

The German word for moonlight is Mondlicht. Moonlight refers to the light reflected from the Moon.

The German phrase for lazy bum is Faulpelz. Faulpelz is used to describe a lazy bum.

The German phrase for “I need to use the bathroom” is ich muss auf die Toilette. This phrase is used to state that you need to go to the toilet.

The English phrase “United States” is translated into German as Vereinigte Staaten. Vereinigte Staaten refers to the country in North America.