Translation of German word "Tschüss" to English
Tschüss
Meaning
interjectionInterjection used as an informal farewell: 'bye / see you'.
How to use
Tschüss ('bye / goodbye') — informal farewell. Tschüss sagen — To say bye. Also spelled Tschüs. Variants: Tschüssi (cuter), Tschau (from Italian ciao). Used among friends and acquaintances.
🇬🇧 English
bye
Example
Also dann, ich muss jetzt los, tschüss bis morgen!
Alright then, I have to go now, bye until tomorrow!
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Common phrases
- Tschüss sagen— to say goodbye / bye
- Tschüssi!— Byeee! / Toodles! (cute form)
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What is the definition of the German word "Tschüss"?▼
The German word "Tschüss" is defined as: "Interjection used as an informal farewell: 'bye / see you'."
What does the German word "Tschüss" mean?▼
The German word "Tschüss" means "bye" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Also dann, ich muss jetzt los, tschüss bis morgen!" (which translates as "Alright then, I have to go now, bye until tomorrow!").
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