Typical food (apart from beer) would be sausages (Bratwuerstchen), Sauerkraut, Eisbein (for which I don't know the translation).
Oktoberfest!
You can say "Bis bald beim Oktoberfest!" in German.
If the person is a friend you say: " Wir hoffen dich auf unserem Oktoberfest zu sehen". In a formal context: "Wir hoffen Sie auf unserem Oktoberfest zu sehen". Plural version informal: "Wir hoffen euch auf unserem Oktoberfest zu sehen". Plural formal version: "Wir hoffen Sie auf unserem Oktoberfest zu sehen".
OKTOBERFEST
Traditional German foods such as sausages, pretzels, schnitzel, sauerkraut, and roasted meats are commonly served at Oktoberfest. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of German beers and desserts like strudel and Black Forest cake.
Because the month in which it takes place is october, called "Oktober" in German.
Traditional German food served at Oktoberfest includes bratwurst (sausage), pretzels, schnitzel (breaded and fried meat), sauerkraut (fermented cabbage), and various types of potato dishes like potato salad and potato pancakes. Additionally, roasted chicken, pork knuckles, and various types of pastries and desserts are also commonly enjoyed at Oktoberfest.
Oktoberfest.
Oktoberfest is celebrated in October.
In addition to Munich, which is famous for its Oktoberfest, several other German cities host their own versions of the festival. Notable examples include Stuttgart, Düsseldorf, and Frankfurt, where local celebrations feature traditional food, beer, and music. Each city often adds its unique flair, making their Oktoberfest events distinct while still celebrating Bavarian culture.
Many German cities have an Oktoberfest. Mainly in the south. None last as long as the big one in Munich. Not many would dare to be as expensive either!
Traditional German foods served at Oktoberfest in Germany include pretzels, sausages (such as bratwurst and weisswurst), schnitzel, sauerkraut, and roasted chicken.