How to Say ‘Anything else?’ in German
Sonst noch etwas?
zonst nohkh EHT-vahs
[zonst nohkh EHT-vahs]
🇩🇪 In Germany: At a café, [Sonst noch etwas?] often means they're checking whether your order is complete, not literally asking about anything in life. A short reply like [nein, danke] or your next item is natural.
Phrase Breakdown
Sonst
[zonst]
Anything else?
A common question to ask if there's more to add.
Möchten Sie sonst noch etwas bestellen?
Would you like to order anything else?
noch
[nohkh]
Still
Continuing in time.
Ich habe noch keinen Kaffee.
I still haven't had a coffee.
etwas
[EHT-vahs]
Something
Unspecified object or amount.
Gibt es etwas, das Sie brauchen?
Is there something you need?
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