How to Say ‘Anything else?’ in German
Noch etwas?
nockh ET-vas
[nockh ET-vas]
💬 Usage Tip: Noch often means still, yet, or another/more depending on context. Here: 'anything else?'
🇩🇪 In Germany: You'll hear this from waiters, cashiers, doctors, and pharmacists. Short and efficient—very German!
Phrase Breakdown
Noch
[nockh]
still / another / more
Often means "more" or "another" in questions and requests.
Möchten Sie noch Kaffee?
Would you like more coffee?
etwas
[ET-vas]
something / anything
An unspecified thing; often used in service situations.
Brauchen Sie noch etwas?
Do you need anything else?
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