How to Say ‘You all like it / it tastes good to you’ in German
Es schmeckt euch
ess shmekt oykh
[ess shmekt oykh]
💬 Usage Tip: [schmecken] works differently from English: the food is the subject, and the person liking it comes as [euch]. So [Es schmeckt euch] is literally more like "it tastes good to you."
Phrase Breakdown
Es
[ess]
it
Refers to the food or gift being tasted.
Es schmeckt euch hoffentlich gut.
Hopefully it tastes good to you.
schmeckt
[shmekt]
tastes; is tasty
Used to talk about how food tastes to someone.
Es schmeckt euch bestimmt.
You will surely like how it tastes.
euch
[oykh]
you (plural/informal); to you
Used here for more than one person, such as both in-laws.
Es schmeckt euch, oder?
It tastes good to you, right?
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