Q&A for How to Say Thank You in German

"Wie geht es dir heute morgen"; "Wie geht es euch heute morgen"; or "Wie geht es ihnen heute morgen."

The standard apology in German is, "es tut mir Leid." This literally translates as, "it does me harm," but loosely translates as, "I'm sorry." Less formally, you might instead say, "tut mir Leid."

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"Träum süss" (which literally means "dream sweetly") or more commonly: "Schalf gut!" (which means "sleep well").

You can say "Ich bin gut" or "Ich bin prima," which both mean "I am good." There is no specific word for "fine," at least as it relates to how you feel.

It means the same as "Ja", which means yes, it just express an enthusiastic affirmation. It often can sound kind of harsh and scary, though, because people sometimes are shouting while saying it.

In German "best friend" for a male is "bester freund." For a female is "bester freundin." To say "you are my best friend," say "Du bist mein bester Freunde" or "Du bist meine beste Freundin."

I would respond with a thank you back, such as "Danke" or reply with "you're welcome," especially if you have helped them in some way by using "Gern Geschehen."

"Wie viel kostet es?" translates to "how much do you charge?" or, more literally, "how much does it cost?"

To a male friend, you would say "Danke, mein Freund." For a female friend, you would say "Danke, meine Freundin."