How to Say ‘Would you like some more goose?’ in German
Möchtest du noch etwas Gans?
MURKH-test doo nokh EHT-vahs gahns
[MURKH-test doo nokh EHT-vahs gahns]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Roast goose is the classic Christmas Day meal in many German homes. Expect hosts to offer seconds more than once.
Phrase Breakdown
Möchtest du
MURKH-test doo
would you like
This is a polite, informal way to offer something. Round your lips for 'ö', and say 'ch' softly, like a hissing 'h'.
Möchtest du einen Kaffee?
Would you like a coffee?
Words in this phrase
Möchtest
[MURKH-test]
would you like
The 'du' form of 'möchten', a polite way to say what someone wants.
Möchtest du mitkommen?
Would you like to come along?
du
[doo]
you
The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.
Du bist schön.
You are beautiful.
noch etwas Gans?
nokh EHT-vahs gahns
some more goose?
This is what is being offered. Let your voice rise at the end, because it is a question.
Gibt es noch etwas Gans?
Is there any more goose?
Words in this phrase
noch
[nokh]
another / still
Adds the idea of one more thing.
Ich habe noch einen Vorschlag für unser Treffen.
I still have another suggestion for our meeting.
etwas
[EHT-vahs]
some
Indicates an unspecified amount or quantity.
Ich habe etwas Geld.
I have some money.
Gans
[gahns]
goose
A large bird; roast goose is a traditional German Christmas dinner.
Wir essen an Weihnachten Gans.
We eat goose at Christmas.
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