How to Say ‘Have a nice evening!’ in German
Einen schönen Abend noch!
EYE-nen SHER-nen AH-bent nokh
[EYE-nen SHER-nen AH-bent nokh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: A standard friendly send-off from staff in the evening. Reply with Danke, Ihnen auch! "Thanks, you too!"
Phrase Breakdown
Einen schönen
EYE-nen SHER-nen
a nice
Accusative masculine: 'einen' plus the adjective ending '-en'. The 'ö' is like the 'e' in 'her' said with rounded lips.
Einen schönen Tag!
Have a nice day!
Words in this phrase
Einen
[EYE-nen]
a
Indefinite article before a masculine accusative noun.
Ich plane einen kurzen Austausch nächste Woche.
I am planning a short exchange next week.
schönen
[SHER-nen]
nice
An adjective used to wish someone a pleasant time.
Hab einen schönen Abend!
Have a nice evening!
Abend noch!
AH-bent nokh
evening (still / yet to come)!
'Noch' wishes someone a good rest of the evening. Stress 'A' in 'Abend'. The 'ch' in 'noch' is a throaty sound, like Scottish 'loch'.
Viel Spaß noch!
Have fun (for the rest of the time)!
Words in this phrase
Abend
[AH-bent]
evening
A noun meaning the evening; common in polite greetings at events.
Am Messestand wünsche ich allen einen schönen Abend.
At the trade fair booth I wish everyone a pleasant evening.
noch
[nokh]
still
Continuing or remaining in the same place.
Haben Sie noch weitere Fragen zu klären?
Do you still have further questions to clarify?
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