How to Say “I Hate School” in German
The phrase “I hate school” in German is ich hasse die Schule.
The phrase “I hate school” in German is ich hasse die Schule.
The English phrase “what is his name?” is translated into German as Wie heißt er?
The German phrase for “do your work” is mach deine Arbeit. This phrase is a command telling someone to perform the tasks they are responsible for.
The English phrase “super cool” can be translated into German as supercool.
To subscribe in German is abonnieren. abonnieren is used to describe paying for the provision of a service.
The German way to say “hush” is pssst. pssst is used as an onomatopoeic interjection to signal someone to be quiet, similar to the English “shhh”.
Smokey is the German name for the character or person known as Smokey.
In German, there are several ways to say ‘party’, such as Party, Feier or Fest.
To celebrate in German is feiern. The primary way to say celebrate is to use feiern, which means to engage in joyful activity in appreciation of an event.
In German, “I like you” can be expressed in several ways, with ich mag dich being the most common informal form.