0
well in Germany you say usually like normalerweise in German
Wiki User
∙ 2011-09-12 21:46:31
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How do you say body in German?
To say body in German it is Körper
How do you say prince in German?
AnswerThere are two words in German which are usually translated as 'Prince' in English: 'Prinz' is used for sons of the monarch, and 'Fürst' is used for the ruler of a principality.
How do you say My eyes in German?
In order to say "My eyes" in German you say meine Augen
How do you say mirror in German?
it is spieyeln in German
How do you say cooking in German?
Kochen is cooking in German
How do you say 'beautiful' in Swiss German?
In Swiss German (Schweizerdeutsch), usually "schöni" or "schön" (depending on context).
What word does a German -speaking person normally say when someone sneezes?
When someone sneezes, German-speaking persons usually say "Gesundheit", which means "health".
How do you say dad in Austria?
Fathers are usually addressed in German with Vater, Vati, Papa and so on.
How do you say Ryan in German?
Since Ryan is "king" in Celtic/Irish, the equivalent in German would be "Koenig". Proper names are not usually translated, though.
How do you say from where are you in German?
To say where are you from in German, you would say: Wo sind sie?
How do you say Selina in German?
Names usually aren't translated. If you're Selina at home, then you're Selina in German too - or as close as local pronounciation can make it.
Good bye German?
If you are talking to family members or friends you would usually say: Tschüss. (in-formal) If you are talking to people such as elders or authority you would usually say: Auf Wiedersehen. (formal)
Who do you say war in German?
How do you say "War" In german? Answer: "Krieg"
How Do you say practice in German?
Tranianieren is how you say practice in German.
How do you say body in German?
To say body in German it is Körper
How do you say to go in German?
how do you say to swim in german
How do you say prince in German?
AnswerThere are two words in German which are usually translated as 'Prince' in English: 'Prinz' is used for sons of the monarch, and 'Fürst' is used for the ruler of a principality.
