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How to Say ‘Have fun together, then.’ in German

Dann viel Spaß zusammen.

dan feel shpahs tsoo-ZAH-men

[dan feel shpahs tsoo-ZAH-men]

💬 Usage Tip: viel Spaß works on its own as a full wish, with no verb needed. Add whatever fits after it: Viel Spaß beim Essen! "Enjoy the meal!"

Phrase Breakdown

Dann viel Spaß

dan feel shpahs

then have fun

A short wish. 'Spaß' starts with 'shp' and has a long 'a': 'shpahs'.

Example

Dann viel Spaß heute!

Then have fun today!

Words in this phrase

Dann

[dan]

then

Used to indicate a time following another event.

Example

Dann gehe ich nach Hause.

Then I will go home.

viel

[feel]

a lot

Means often, much, or to a great extent depending on context.

Example

Die Kollegen helfen einander viel.

The colleagues help each other a lot.

Spaß

[shpahs]

fun

Masculine noun: der Spaß.

Example

Fußball macht Spaß.

Football is fun.

zusammen.

tsoo-ZAH-men

together.

The 'z' sounds like 'ts'. Stress the middle syllable: 'tsu-ZAM-men'.

Example

Wir kochen zusammen.

We're cooking together.

Words in this phrase

zusammen

[tsoo-ZAH-men]

together

Describes people doing something jointly or as a group.

Example

Beim Karriereevent sitzen wir zusammen und lernen das Team kennen.

At the career event, we sit together and get to know the team.

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