How to Say ‘Enjoy the rest of the holidays!’ in German
Schöne Feiertage noch!
SHUR-neh FY-er-tah-geh nokh
[SHUR-neh FY-er-tah-geh nokh]
💬 Usage Tip: noch at the end means "for the rest of it". It works with any time: Schönen Abend noch! "Enjoy the rest of your evening!"
🇩🇪 In Germany: A standard friendly goodbye between Christmas and New Year, used with neighbours, colleagues and shop staff alike.
Phrase Breakdown
Schöne
[SHUR-neh]
nice, happy
Form of 'schön' used in wishes before a plural noun.
Schöne Ferien!
Have a nice holiday!
Feiertage
[FY-er-tah-geh]
holidays
Plural of 'der Feiertag', public or festive days off.
Die Feiertage sind bald vorbei.
The holidays are almost over.
noch
[nokh]
(for the rest of)
In farewells, wishes a good remainder of the time.
Schönen Tag noch!
Have a nice rest of the day!
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