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Informal greeting or farewell used in southern Germany and Austria.
Servus
Used when making a toast to wish health and well‑being.
Zum Wohl
A greeting used at five o'clock in the morning, commonly heard on radio or in humorous informal situations.
Guten Morgen zum Fünfe
the very best; an emphatic superlative used to describe something or someone as the highest quality
Allerbeste
A greeting used when people meet for a meal, especially at lunchtime.
Mahlzeit
An exclamation used to draw someone's attention to something, often with an ironic or exaggerated tone.
Schaukuls!
Asks whether someone has already had breakfast, commonly used in informal conversations or during shared meals.
Habt; schon; gegessen
Interjection used to tell someone to hurry up, especially in Swiss or South German dialects.
Gschwelli!
Command to a dog to raise its paws, e.g., during play or training.
Pfoten hoch
An expression used to wish someone luck or show support, especially before an exam or challenge.
Daumen drücken!
Expression meaning that everything is fine or going well.
Alles in Butter
Expression used to indicate that one does not understand anything at all.
Ich verstehe nur Bahnhof
To be completely exhausted or worn out, both physically and emotionally.
Fix und fertig sein
To describe something precisely or make a spot‑on statement; used to express agreement with a highly accurate remark.
Den Nagel auf den Kopf treffen
To accomplish two goals or solve two problems with a single action.
Zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe schlagen
To repeatedly postpone or delay something, especially out of convenience or to avoid an unpleasant task.
auf die lange Bank schieben
Used to confirm or reinforce a decision or opinion, often after a question or consideration.
eigentlich schon
Used to express agreement, often with a slight reservation or qualification.
das stimmt schon
Expresses that something will definitely not happen or is impossible, emphasizing absolute negation.
sowieso nicht
expresses complete indifference or lack of interest in something
völlig egal
Used to indicate that something depends on certain circumstances or conditions.
das kommt darauf an
Used to indicate that something can be done easily or that there is no difficulty, often as a reply to a request.
kein Problem
Used to introduce a more precise or corrective statement, often to qualify or relativize a previous statement.
genau genommen
Used to indicate that a statement is not true, accurate, or acceptable as expressed.
das kann man; nicht sagen
Expression of indifference or lack of interest towards a matter or situation
das ist mir egal
Used to express disbelief or surprise at someone's statement or action, implying that the speaker thinks the person is not being serious.
das ist doch nicht dein Ernst
Expression of enthusiasm or pleasant surprise, used when something turns out better than expected or good news is received
Das ist ja toll
Expression of sadness or emotional pain, used to describe one's own mood.
Ich bin traurig
Expression of personal happiness or satisfaction about something.
Das macht mich; glücklich
Expression of fear or anxiety in a threatening or worrying situation
Ich habe Angst
Expression of deep sadness or emotional pain when something very distressing happens
Das bricht mir das Herz
Expression of extreme joy or excitement, often used in personal or emotional situations.
Ich bin überglücklich
Expression of strong irritation or annoyance caused by something or someone.
Das geht mir auf die Nerven
Expresses being overwhelmed with happiness, literally ‘speechless with joy’.
Ich bin; vor
Expression of physical or emotional discomfort that manifests as a feeling in the stomach
schlägt; auf den Magen
Expression of a strong emotional reaction or excitement, literally "that gives me goosebumps".
Das gibt mir Gänsehaut
Expression of being deeply moved to tears, usually by something beautiful or touching
Ich bin zu Tränen gerührt
Expression of extreme fear or horror, often in a threatening or shocking situation
Mir steht der Schrecken in den Knochen
Expression used to say that something tastes good or delicious.
Das schmeckt; lecker
Expression used to state that one is hungry and would like to eat.
Ich habe Hunger
A question asking whether someone would like anything else, commonly used in service or everyday situations.
Möchtest du noch; etwas
Expression used to state or emphasize one's favorite dish.
Das ist
Expression used to convey strong appetite or excitement about something, especially when seeing or thinking about tasty food.
Das Wasser läuft mir im Mund zusammen
Expression indicating that one is very full, often after a hearty meal.
Ich bin satt; wie ein Schneekönig
Expression of extreme admiration or amazement for something impressive.
Das ist zum Niederknien
Expression used to say that something tastes very good, especially like homemade food.
Das schmeckt wie bei;
Describes something that is especially delicious or flavorful, often used for culinary experiences.
Das ist; für den Gaumen
One can perceive the affection or care behind something, usually food.
Da schmeckt man die Liebe heraus
Expression used to describe something as extremely tasty or delicious
is zum Fingerlecken gut
Expression of extreme surprise, dismay, or disgust at something unexpected or unpleasant.
Das schlägt allem den Geschmack ab