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How to Say ‘No longer exist’ in German

Gibt's nicht mehr

gipts nicht mehr

[gipts nicht mehr]

💬 Usage Tip: gibt's is short for gibt es. You'll hear this contraction constantly in speech: Was gibt's?, Hier gibt's Kaffee.

Phrase Breakdown

Gibt's

[gipts]

there is

Contraction of 'gibt es', meaning 'there is' or 'there are'.

Example

Nach dem Konzert gibt's keine Plätze mehr.

After the concert, there are no seats left.

nicht

[nicht]

not

Used to negate a sentence.

Example

Dieses Angebot gibt's nicht mehr.

This offer no longer exists.

mehr

[mehr]

anymore

Used to indicate that something no longer occurs.

Example

Das alte Kino gibt's nicht mehr.

The old cinema is no longer there.

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