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How to Say ‘OK / fine’ in German

Passt

pahst

[pahst]

🇩🇪 In Germany: Very common in southern Germany and Austria for 'fine' or 'that suits'. You'll often hear it when paying, to mean 'keep the change'.

Phrase Breakdown

Passt

[pahst]

fits / works

Used to say that a time or arrangement is suitable or convenient.

Example

Der Termin passt mir gut.

The appointment suits me well.

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