German

In German, the English phrase “easter” is translated as Ostern. The term refers to the Christian feast commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

The English phrase ‘happiness’ can be translated into German as Glück.

The German word for toad is Kröte. Kröte refers to the amphibian similar to a frog.

The German phrase for “are you serious?” is meinst du das ernst? This phrase is used to ask whether someone is telling the truth or is not joking.

The English word ‘waffle’ is translated into German as Waffel. The word Waffel refers to a flat pastry pressed with a grid pattern.

In German, “I forgive you” is expressed as ich vergebe dir.

The German word for “griffin” is Greif. Greif refers to the mythical creature characterized by the body of a lion and the head and wings of an eagle.

The English phrase “keep it up” is expressed in German as weiter so. weiter so is used to encourage someone to maintain or continue a positive streak.

The English name Michael is translated into German as Michael. Michael is a masculine given name.

The English phrase ‘runny nose’ is translated into German as Schnupfen. The term refers to the condition of mucus discharging from the nose.