Tequila-Shot
The German phrase for "tequila shot" is Tequila-Shot.
A Tequila-Shot refers to a small serving of tequila intended to be consumed rapidly in a single gulp.
Is it said differently in some regions?
In the Berlin dialect, the phrase En Tequila, bidde! is used to say "One tequila, please!"
Did you know?
- In some German youth circles, the act of drinking shots rapidly is called Exen, derived from the Latin ex, meaning 'out' or 'from'.
- While Tequila-Shot is common, Germans often use the word Kurzer to describe any shot of liquor. The term literally means 'a short one', referring to the size of the glass.
- While Tequila-Shot is used, some traditional German pubs use the term Schnaps for any spirit, meaning a Tequila-Shot is technically a type of Schnaps regardless of its Mexican origin.
Examples in context
- Ich bestelle einen Tequila-Shot.I'll order a tequila shot.
- Möchtest du einen Tequila-Shot?Would you like a tequila shot?
- Der Tequila-Shot ist sehr stark.The tequila shot is very strong.
Example conversation
Julian and Hannah are at a bar with friends.
- JulianLass uns einen Tequila-Shot nehmen!Let's have a tequila shot!
- HannahDas ist eine gute Idee, Julian.That is a good idea, Julian.
- JulianIch hole uns zwei Tequila-Shots.I'll get us two tequila shots.
- HannahDanke, ich freue mich darauf!Thanks, I'm looking forward to it!
