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How is the phrase was ist los translated from German to English

Fragt danach, was gerade geschieht oder jemanden bedrückt.

Asks what is happening or what is bothering someone.

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English translation
what's up

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  • Du siehst blass aus, was ist los? — You look pale, what's up?

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FAQ about “was ist los”

How is “was ist los” translated from German?
“was ist los” translates into English as “what's up”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “was ist los” mean?
Meaning of “was ist los”: Fragt danach, was gerade geschieht oder jemanden bedrückt. In English — “what's up”.
How do you pronounce “was ist los”?
The transcription of “was ist los” is [vas ɪst loːs]. Listen to the pronunciation right here, and hear any other word in the VibeLing app.
What part of speech is “was ist los”?
“was ist los” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “was ist los”?
Example sentences with “was ist los” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “was ist los”?
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