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How to Say ‘There we go, all done.’ in German

So, passt.

zoh pahst

[zoh pahst]

💬 Usage Tip: passt is literally "fits", but casually it means "that works" or "all good". You'll hear Passt schon when someone waves off a small issue.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Cashiers often say this when handing back change or when you say to keep the rest, rounding up as a small tip is common.

Phrase Breakdown

[zoh]

right; okay

Filler word signalling something is finished or ready.

Example

So, jetzt können wir gehen.

Right, now we can go.

passt

[pahst]

fits / works

Used to say that a time or arrangement is suitable or convenient.

Example

Der Termin passt mir gut.

The appointment suits me well.

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