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How to Say ‘Enjoy the match!’ in German

Viel Spaß beim Spiel!

feel shpahs bime shpeel

[feel shpahs bime shpeel]

Phrase Breakdown

Viel Spaß

feel shpahs

Have fun

This fixed phrase literally means 'much fun' and is a common wish. The 'V' in 'Viel' sounds like an 'f': 'feel'. 'Spaß' starts with 'shp': 'shpahs', with a long 'a'.

Example

Viel Spaß im Urlaub!

Have fun on vacation!

Words in this phrase

Viel

[feel]

much

Used to strengthen a comparison, like 'much better'.

Example

Heute ist es viel besser als gestern.

Today it is much better than yesterday.

Spaß

[shpahs]

fun

Enjoyment, amusement, or lighthearted pleasure.

Example

Das Spiel macht Spaß.

The game is fun.

beim Spiel!

bime shpeel

at the game!

'Beim' is short for 'bei dem' (at the). 'Spiel' means 'game' or 'match'. 'Sp' at the start of a word sounds like 'shp': 'bime shpeel'.

Example

Wir treffen uns beim Spiel.

We'll meet at the game.

Words in this phrase

beim

[bime]

at the / during the

Contraction of 'bei dem'; with an activity it means 'while doing'.

Example

Viel Glück beim Test!

Good luck on the test!

Spiel

[shpeel]

game / match

Neuter noun for a game or sports match.

Example

Das Spiel war spannend.

The game was exciting.

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