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How to Say ‘Have fun at the parade!’ in German

Viel Spaß beim Zug!

feel shpahs bime tsook

[feel shpahs bime tsook]

💬 Usage Tip: Viel Spaß beim ... works for any activity, and beim is bei and dem squeezed together. Swap in another activity: Viel Spaß beim Feiern! "Have fun celebrating!"

Phrase Breakdown

Viel Spaß

feel shpahs

Have fun

A very common wish. 'Viel' sounds like 'feel', and 'Spaß' like 'shpahs'.

Example

Viel Spaß im Urlaub!

Have fun on holiday!

Words in this phrase

Viel

[feel]

much; a lot

Used to express a large amount or degree.

Example

Viel Offenheit im Team ist für Bewerber attraktiv.

A lot of openness in the team is attractive to applicants.

Spaß

[shpahs]

fun

Masculine noun: der Spaß.

Example

Fußball macht Spaß.

Football is fun.

beim Zug!

bime tsook

at the parade!

'Beim' is short for 'bei dem' (at the). 'Zug' means parade here.

Example

Wir sehen uns beim Zug!

See you at the parade!

Words in this phrase

beim

[bime]

at the / during the

Contraction of 'bei dem'; with an activity it means 'while doing'.

Example

Viel Glück beim Test!

Good luck on the test!

Zug

[tsook]

parade, procession

At carnival, 'Zug' means the parade, not a train.

Example

Beim Zug gibt es viele Bonbons.

At the parade there are lots of sweets.

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