German

Isabelle is the German form of the female given name Isabelle. Isabelle is used as a female given name.

The German way to say shush is pssst. The most common way to signal someone to be quiet in German is the onomatopoeic sound pssst.

The English word shoulder is Schulter in German. Schulter is a feminine noun referring to the joint between the arm and the torso.

The English word “vault” (as a secure area for valuables) can be translated into German as Tresor.

Vincent is the German masculine given name for Vincent. This is a masculine given name used to identify males.

The English slang punchline “joe mama” is translated into German as deine Mutter.

The English phrase so-so can be translated into German as so lala.

The English phrase “I hate myself” is translated into German as Ich hasse mich.

The English word grandson is translated into German as Enkel, Enkelsohn, Großsohn or Grosssohn. All these terms refer to the son of one’s child.

The German phrase for “enjoy it” is viel Spaß. The phrase is used to wish someone a good time during an activity.