How to Say ‘Is there any other news?’ in German
Gibt es sonst noch Neuigkeiten?
gibt es zonst nokh NOY-ikh-kai-ten
[gibt es zonst nokh NOY-ikh-kai-ten]
💬 Usage Tip: es gibt means "there is / there are", and flips to gibt es in questions. sonst noch means "else".
Phrase Breakdown
Gibt es sonst noch
gibt es zonst nokh
Are there any other
'Gibt es' means 'is there' or 'are there'. 'sonst noch' means 'anything else' or 'other'. Link 'gibt es' smoothly: 'gipt-es'.
Gibt es sonst noch Fragen?
Are there any other questions?
Words in this phrase
Gibt
[gibt]
is there / are there
Form of 'geben' used to ask whether something exists or is available.
Gibt es einen Parkplatz hinter dem Restaurant?
Is there a parking lot behind the restaurant?
es
[es]
there
Used to indicate the existence or presence of something.
Es gibt viele Häuser.
There are many houses.
sonst
[zonst]
otherwise / else
Used in service situations to ask if anything else is wanted.
Sonst noch ein Wasser zum Espresso?
Anything else, maybe a water with the espresso?
noch
[nokh]
still / another
In café phrases, 'noch' often means 'another' or 'anything more'.
Möchten Sie noch einen Kaffee?
Would you like another coffee?
Neuigkeiten?
NOY-ikh-kai-ten
news?
This means news, as in updates about life. Say it 'NOY-ish-kai-ten'. The 'eu' sounds like 'oy', and the stress is on the first syllable.
Ich habe tolle Neuigkeiten.
I have great news.
Words in this phrase
Neuigkeiten
[NOY-ikh-kai-ten]
news
Plural of 'die Neuigkeit'; personal news or updates.
Ich habe tolle Neuigkeiten!
I have great news!
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