How to Say ‘Sparkling water, please.’ in German
Sprudelwasser, bitte.
SHPROO-del-vah-ser BIT-tuh
[SHPROO-del-vah-ser BIT-tuh]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Sparkling water is very common in Germany and may be the default if you just ask for water. [Sprudelwasser] makes your preference explicit.
Phrase Breakdown
Sprudelwasser
[SHPROO-del-vah-ser]
sparkling water
Water with carbonation; very common in Germany.
Viele Menschen in Deutschland bestellen: Sprudelwasser, bitte.
Many people in Germany order: Sparkling water, please.
bitte
[BIT-tuh]
please
Polite request word used in restaurants and cafés.
Sprudelwasser, bitte. ist in Deutschland sehr üblich.
Sparkling water, please, is very common in Germany.
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