German

The English phrase ‘thank you for waiting’ can be expressed in German as danke fürs Warten.

In German, the English phrase ‘takeout’ (referring to food intended to be eaten elsewhere) is translated as zum Mitnehmen.

The English phrase ‘north east’ is translated into German as Nordosten. Nordosten refers to the direction or region halfway between north and east.

The English phrase ‘can i have the bill please?’ is translated into German as die Rechnung, bitte.

To hide (oneself) in German is said as sich verbergen.

The English phrase ‘buttocks’ is Gesäß in German. The term refers to the pair of buttocks.

The German phrase for capital letter is Großbuchstabe. In German, the first word of a sentence is always capitalized, including after a question mark.

The English word ‘underscore’ can be translated into German as Unterstrich, depending on whether you mean the character or the act of underlining.

The German word for ‘spork’ is Göffel. A spork is an eating utensil that combines the features of a fork and a spoon.

When visiting Germany, it’s always nice to know the proper way to greet and welcome people in their local language.