German

The German phrase Blitzkrieg means fast military offensive. Blitzkrieg is a masculine noun used to describe a military offensive.

The English phrase “I want water” is expressed in German as ich möchte Wasser. The phrase is a polite way to express a desire for water.

In German, the English phrase “cheers” is translated as prost. The terms are used as a toast when drinking.

The German phrase for ‘hi brother’ is hallo Bruder.

The English adverb “obediently” is translated into German as gehorsam. gehorsam is used to describe actions performed in an obedient manner.

The German word for smoking is Rauchen. Rauchen refers to the act of smoking tobacco.

The German word for receiver is Empfänger.

The German phrase for “mom, I love you” is Mama, ich liebe dich. This phrase is an expression of affection spoken to one’s mother.

In German, how old are you? is expressed as Wie alt bist du? This phrase is a question used to ask someone about their age.

The English phrase “discount” is translated into German as Rabatt. The term Rabatt is a common and universal way to express a discount in German.