How to Say “In Germany” in German
The English phrase “in Germany” is translated into German as in Deutschland.
The English phrase “in Germany” is translated into German as in Deutschland.
The German phrase for “all hail” is Heil. The word Heil can be used as a salutation to acclaim, greet or welcome someone.
In German, seven thirty is expressed as halb acht. The phrase is used to denote the time of day that is thirty minutes past seven o’clock.
The English phrase ‘mint’ can be translated into German as Minze. Minze refers to the plant.
The German phrase for “I agree with you” is Ich stimme dir zu. A phrase used to tell someone that you have the same opinion as they do.
The English word ‘symphony’ is translated into German as Sinfonie or Symphonie. Both terms refer to a piece of orchestral music.
The English phrase “can I please have” is translated into German as kann ich bitte haben.
To say “I watch TV” in German, you use ich schaue fern. These phrases are used to express that you are viewing programs on a television set.