Viel Spaß!

Based on: Spaß
Phrase
1.

Have fun! /Enjoy!

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  • Viel Spaß!
  • Have fun!
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Fun in German – “der Spaß”

A fun look at the meaning of “der Spaß”, the various idiomatic phrasings like “Spaß machen” or “viel Spaß” and we’ll learn how to say “It was fun.” in German (#notLikeEnglish)

Vocab: der Spaß, Spaß machen, Spaß haben, aus Spaß, Spaß verstehen, bespaßen

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Colloquial German – “kriegen”

Most learners know "bekommen" as "to get", but there's a better option: "kriegen". That one is a lot more common in daily life. By itself and with prefixes.

Vocab: kriegen, ankriegen, hinkriegen, aufkriegen,

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Using “genießen” – Enjoying in German

In a dictionary, "enjoy" translates to "genießen". But that's not always the authentic sounding choice Today, we'll explore how to enjoy things in German.

Vocab: genießen, viel Spaß, Spaß machen, gut finden, gefallen

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How many meanings does the German word 'Viel Spaß!' have?

Viel Spaß! has 1 distinct meaning: 1. Have fun! /Enjoy!.

What is 'Viel Spaß!' related to?

The word 'Viel Spaß!' is related to Spaß.

Where can I learn more about 'Viel Spaß!'?

Here are some articles where you can learn more about 'Viel Spaß!':

Fun in German – “der Spaß”
A fun look at the meaning of “der Spaß”, the various idiomatic phrasings like “Spaß machen” or “viel Spaß” and we’ll learn how to say “It was fun.” in German (#notLikeEnglish)
Vocab: der Spaß, Spaß machen, Spaß haben, aus Spaß, Spaß verstehen, bespaßen
Read article

Colloquial German – “kriegen”
Most learners know "bekommen" as "to get", but there's a better option: "kriegen". That one is a lot more common in daily life. By itself and with prefixes.
Vocab: kriegen, ankriegen, hinkriegen, aufkriegen,
Read article

Using “genießen” – Enjoying in German
In a dictionary, "enjoy" translates to "genießen". But that's not always the authentic sounding choice Today, we'll explore how to enjoy things in German.
Vocab: genießen, viel Spaß, Spaß machen, gut finden, gefallen
Read article