German

The German phrase for “my house” is mein Haus. The phrase mein Haus refers to the physical building where a person lives and which they own or rent.

The English phrase “nuh uh” is expressed in German as nö. nö is an informal way to say no, often used to disagree with someone or to deny a statement.

The English word hunter is translated into German as Jäger. The term refers to a person who hunts animals.

The English phrase ‘best’ translates to German as Beste. Beste is the superlative of the adjective good (adj).

The English word ‘bad’ can be translated into German in several ways depending on the context. The default form is schlecht.

The German way to say ‘take away’ is mitnehmen. The verb mitnehmen is used to indicate that something is being taken along or removed to a different place.

The English word “beans” is translated into German as Bohnen. As a noun, Bohnen must always be capitalized.

The German word for “please” is bitte. bitte is a common interjection used to make a polite request.

The German phrase for toilet paper is Toilettenpapier. The phrase refers to paper used for cleaning oneself after urination or defecation.

The English phrase “good day, how are you” is translated into German as guten Tag, wie geht es Ihnen.