How to Say ‘Have a nice evening!’ in German
Noch einen schönen Abend!
nokh EYE-nen SHUR-nen AH-bent
[nokh EYE-nen SHUR-nen AH-bent]
💬 Usage Tip: The noch here doesn't mean "still". It adds a sense of "for the rest of the evening". Swap the time of day: Noch einen schönen Tag! "Have a nice day!"
Phrase Breakdown
Noch einen
nokh EYE-nen
(Have) a ... still
'Noch' here means 'for the rest of (the time)'. It has a hard 'ch'. 'einen' is masculine accusative.
Noch einen Kaffee, bitte.
Another coffee, please.
Words in this phrase
Noch
[nokh]
(for the rest of)
In farewells, wishes a good remainder of the time.
Schönen Tag noch!
Have a nice rest of the day!
einen
[EYE-nen]
an
Masculine accusative form of the indefinite article "ein."
Wir brauchen einen Termin.
We need an appointment.
schönen Abend!
SHUR-nen AH-bent
nice evening!
'schön' becomes 'schönen' before masculine 'Abend'. Round your lips for 'ö'. Stress 'A' in 'Abend'.
Schönen Abend noch!
Have a nice evening!
Words in this phrase
schönen
[SHUR-nen]
nice, lovely
Form of 'schön' used before a masculine noun in the accusative.
Wir hatten einen schönen Tag.
We had a lovely day.
Abend
[AH-bent]
evening
A noun meaning the evening; common in polite greetings at events.
Am Messestand wünsche ich allen einen schönen Abend.
At the trade fair booth I wish everyone a pleasant evening.
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