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British: /apəˈtiːt/American: /apəˈtiːt/
The main stress is on the last syllable.
Equivalents in base languages
فارسی
اشتها
Հայերեն
ախորժակ
akhorzhak
Guten Appetit!
Ich habe heute großen Appetit.
Nach der Krankheit habe ich wenig Appetit.
Appetit normally has no plural. To express appetite, German often uses Appetit haben. Guten Appetit! is the standard phrase said before or during a meal.
Ich bin Appetit.
Ich habe Appetit.
German uses haben with Appetit, not sein.
Appetit is masculine: der Appetit. To say that you feel like eating, use Appetit haben. Before a meal, say Guten Appetit!
Which sentence correctly means 'I have an appetite'?
