How to Say ‘Anything else?’ in German
Sonst noch etwas?
zonst nokh ET-vas
[zonst nokh ET-vas]
🇩🇪 In Germany: This is a very standard checkout question in Germany, in cafés, bakeries, and shops. A short [Nein, danke] or [Das ist alles, danke] is the natural reply.
Phrase Breakdown
Sonst
[zonst]
else / otherwise
Used by staff to ask whether you want anything additional.
Sonst noch etwas zum Kaffee?
Anything else with the coffee?
Noch etwas
nokh ET-vas
anything else / something more
Asking whether the person wants another item.
Möchten Sie noch etwas?
Would you like anything else?
Words in this phrase
noch
[nokh]
more / another / else
Here it helps form the meaning 'anything else more' in a natural service question.
Möchten Sie noch Zucker?
Would you like more sugar?
etwas
[ET-vas]
something
A useful word for asking if the customer wants any additional item.
Brauchen Sie etwas dazu?
Do you need something with that?
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