How to Say ‘Anything else?’ in German
Sonst noch etwas?
zonst nokh ET-vas
[zonst nokh ET-vas]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Staff use this as a routine checkout question, like "Anything else?" or "Will that be all?" A short [nein, danke] is completely normal.
Phrase Breakdown
Sonst
[zonst]
else
Used in service situations to ask about additional wishes.
Sonst noch Wasser?
Anything else, water-wise?
Noch etwas
nokh ET-vas
something else
Asks whether the person wants anything more.
Möchten Sie noch etwas?
Would you like anything else?
Words in this phrase
noch
[nokh]
still / more
Here it means 'more' or 'in addition'.
Möchten Sie noch Kuchen?
Would you like some more cake?
etwas
[ET-vas]
something
An unspecified thing; common in polite questions from staff.
Brauchen Sie etwas dazu?
Do you need something with it?
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