How to Say “What” in German
The English word “what” is translated into German as was. While was means “what”, do not confuse it with the English ‘was’ (past tense of to be).
The English word “what” is translated into German as was. While was means “what”, do not confuse it with the English ‘was’ (past tense of to be).
The English name Isabella is translated into German as Isabella. The phrase refers to the proper name Isabella.
To jump off a bridge in German is von einer Brücke springen.
The German word for “nationality” is Nationalität. The word Nationalität refers to the membership of a person in a particular nation or state.
To a man you say Guten Morgen. In a formal setting add Herr and his last name, for example Guten Morgen, Herr Müller.
The English phrase “I know german” is expressed in German as Ich kann Deutsch.
The English phrase “special needs” can be translated into German as besondere Bedürfnisse.
The English phrase ‘hurry’ can be translated into German as sich beeilen.