"Viel Glück" is a German equivalent of "good luck."
The adjective "viel" means "a lot of, a great deal of, the best of." The noun "Glück" means "luck." Its singular definite article is "das" ("the").
Also if you want to say someone is lucky, you can say they are "glucklich" with an umlaut over the "u"
"Good luck" in German is "Viel Glück!"
"Viel Glück"
pronounced :- "feel - glu-ck".
The gluck sounds similar to the chicken's 'cluck'.
Viel Glück für den Test.
Viel Glück für die Prüfung.
Viel Glück und bleib gesund.
Viel Glück und pass auf dich auf! Viel Erfolg und pass auf dich auf!
Viel Glück! or Viel Erfolg!
Good luck with that = viel Glück damit
"Viel Glück"
Viel Glück !
"Viel Glück Kinder" would be the right phrase.
bad luck in German language mean[pech]
to wish them well yes also just like brake a leg but brake a leg means good luck and good luck means wish you well
You can say "Good luck on Sunday morning!" or "Wishing you the best for Sunday morning!" to send good vibes and well wishes for the day.
Viel glück und bis bald ( wiedersehen)
In French, you can say "bonne chance et sois bien" to wish someone good luck and well-being.
German: Viel Glück French: Bonne chance Italian: Buona fortuna
Den Kürbis Käsekuchen ist gut well that is what google translate had so i don't think its exactly correct but good luck. oh and eating your pumpkin cheesecake in Germany!!
"Glück" is the word you are looking for.