How to Say ‘Would you like something to eat as well?’ in German
Möchten Sie noch etwas essen?
MERKH-ten zee nokh ET-vahs ESS-en
[MERKH-ten zee nokh ET-vahs ESS-en]
💬 Usage Tip: A very polite upsell question. Great phrase to recognize when staff offer food with drinks.
🇩🇪 In Germany: Don't be surprised if bars suggest snacks. Drinking often goes with something salty in Germany.
Phrase Breakdown
Möchten Sie
MERKH-ten zee
would you like
Very polite way to ask someone if they want something.
Möchten Sie noch etwas essen?
Would you like something else to eat?
Words in this phrase
Möchten
[MERKH-ten]
would like
Möchten is a polite verb form used to ask what someone would like.
Möchten Sie noch etwas trinken?
Would you like something else to drink?
Sie
[zee]
you
Sie is the formal way to say you when speaking politely to a customer.
Kann ich Ihnen helfen, oder möchten Sie gleich bestellen, Sie?
Can I help you, or would you like to order right away, sir/madam?
noch
[nokh]
still; else; another
Noch often means still, yet, or another/more depending on the context.
Möchten Sie noch ein Wasser?
Would you like another water?
etwas
[ET-vahs]
something
Etwas means something or a little something.
Möchten Sie etwas Kleines essen?
Would you like to eat something small?
essen
[ESS-en]
to eat
Essen as a verb means to eat.
Viele Gäste möchten abends noch etwas essen.
Many guests still want to eat something in the evening.
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