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How to Say ‘Cheers and have fun!’ in German

Prost und viel Spaß!

prohst oont feel shpahs

[prohst oont feel shpahs]

Phrase Breakdown

Prost und

prohst oont

Cheers and

'Prost' is the classic toast when you clink glasses. It has a long 'o'.

Example

Prost und guten Appetit!

Cheers and enjoy your meal!

Words in this phrase

Prost

[prohst]

cheers

The usual toast when clinking glasses, especially with beer.

Example

Prost, auf uns!

Cheers, to us!

und

[oont]

and

A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.

Example

Und ich freue mich.

And I am happy.

viel Spaß!

feel shpahs

have fun!

A friendly wish. 'Spaß' starts with a 'sh' sound.

Example

Viel Spaß heute Abend!

Have fun tonight!

Words in this phrase

viel

[feel]

much; a lot

Used to express a large amount or degree.

Example

Viel Offenheit im Team ist für Bewerber attraktiv.

A lot of openness in the team is attractive to applicants.

Spaß

[shpahs]

fun

Masculine noun: der Spaß.

Example

Fußball macht Spaß.

Football is fun.

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