How do you wish in German?
Well-Wishes
- Ich halte/drücke (dir) die Daumen. – I’ll cross my fingers (for you).
- Hals- und Beinbruch! – Good luck!
- (Ich wünsche) guten Appetit/gesegnete Mahlzeit.
- Prost!/ Auf Ihr Wohl!/ Zum Wohl!
- Ich wünsche Ihnen gute Reise!/ Gute Reise!
- Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
- Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag!
- Gesundheit!
How do you wish a Diwali greeting?
On this auspicious and sparkling festival of lights, may the glow of lamp illuminate your life and brings you joy, Prosperity and happiness. Happy Diwali! With gleam of auspicious Diyas and the holy chants, may happiness and prosperity fill your life forever! Wishing You & Your Family very Happy and Prosperous Diwali!
How do you wish someone good health in German?
“I wish you good health” in German
- ich wünsche Ihnen beste Gesundheit.
- ich wünsche dir beste Gesundheit.
What are good German wishes?
General Congratulations & Best Wishes
| Vocabulary | Pronunciation | Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Gratulation! | grah-too-lah-tee-OHN | Congratulations! |
| Ich gratuliere! | ‘Ikh grah-tu-LEE-ruh | Congratulations! |
| Alles Gute! | AH-lehs GOO-tuh | All the best! |
| Alles Liebe! | al-LEHS LEE-buh tsum Geh-BURTS-tahg | Lots of love! |
How do you wish future endeavors?
Here is a list of 75 unforgettable goodbye and good luck messages and quotes to wish them success in their future endeavors. #1 I wish you every opportunity in your future, which looks bright and full of incredible possibilities! I’m so happy that you have this great new adventure in life. You deserve it!
How do you say I wish you in German?
Das wünsche ich dir auch. The direct Translation is: ‘Ich wünsche dir das gleiche.
Is Guten Tag formal?
Remember that Guten Tag is formal, so you can use on formal situations or to show respect to someone that is older than you.
What do you mean by fernweh?
Well, the Germans naturally have a word for that too. Meet fernweh. Marrying the words fern, or distance, and wehe, an ache or sickness, the word can be roughly translated as “distance sickening” or “far woe” – a pain to see far-flung places beyond our doorstep. Think of it as the opposite of heimweh (homesickness).
Where is fernweh?
“Fernweh” is a German word for “farsickness,” the opposite of homesickness. Scotland received high scores in surveys where people were asked to name the places for which they felt fernweh. You know when you’ve been away too long.
What is Kopfkino?
Listen to the word You might even say your thoughts have run away to direct their own movie. In German this phenomenon is called Kopfkino, which literally translates to “head cinema.” Sometimes a Kopfkino can be pleasant.
What do you call a person who loves adventures?
/ ædˈvɛn tʃər ər / PHONETIC RESPELLING. See synonyms for adventurer on Thesaurus.com. noun. a person who has, enjoys, or seeks adventures. a seeker of fortune in daring enterprises; soldier of fortune.