How to Say ‘If there's anything else’ in German
Wenn noch was ist
ven nokh vas ist
[ven nokh vas ist]
💬 Usage Tip: wenn pushes the verb to the end: wenn noch was ist. was here is a casual short form of etwas "something".
Phrase Breakdown
Wenn noch
ven nokh
If still / if any more
'wenn' starts a condition. 'noch' has a throaty 'ch', as in 'Bach'.
Wenn noch Zeit ist, essen wir.
If there's still time, we'll eat.
Words in this phrase
Wenn
[ven]
if
Introduces a condition: if something happens or if there is a problem.
Wenn Sie Schmerzen haben, kommen Sie sofort.
If you have pain, come immediately.
noch
[nokh]
still
Shows that one more step remains to be done.
Wir messen noch Ihren Blutdruck.
We are still measuring your blood pressure.
was ist
vas ist
something is (up)
'was' is short for 'etwas' (something). The verb 'ist' goes to the end in a 'wenn' clause.
Ruf an, wenn was ist.
Call if something comes up.
Words in this phrase
was
[vas]
something
Colloquial short form of 'etwas'.
Ich muss dir was sagen.
I have to tell you something.
ist
[ist]
is
Third-person singular form of 'sein'.
Das ist ganz normal vor dem Eingriff.
That is completely normal before the procedure.
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