Examples of using "Gibt's" in a sentence and their english translations:
What is going on?
What is there today?
Is there anything important?
When's dinner?
- Is there a problem?
- What's your problem?
Hi! What's new?
Hi! What's new?
There's no such word as "can't".
- Isn't there any bread left?
- Is there no bread left?
And there's that too:
Now mother, what’s the matter?
- Are there any questions?
- Any questions?
"Hi." "Hello." "What's up?" "Nothing."
- What's for dinner today?
- What's for tea today?
Hunger is the best cook.
And there's also our documentary.
what's going on in world history?
That can't be! Seriously?
There's no such thing as luck.
What else is there to say?
- "Any news?" "No, same as usual."
- "Any news?" "No, everything's still the same."
Is there anything new?
There’s some people in here a year...
Stupid questions will produce stupid answers.
What's there to do?
- What's new?
- What is the news?
- Anything new?
- What is new?
- Is there anything new?
- S'up?
- Impossible is not French.
- The word "impossible" isn't in the French language.
- Impossible is not a French word.
- There's no such word as "can't".
- Impossible isn't French.
Are there any questions?
- What's up?
- S'up?
- How's your walk?
Don't get smart with me, or you'll get a black eye!
Trick or treat.
What's new with you? How is your new job working out?
- Is there a problem?
- Is there some sort of problem?
- Is there some problem?
- Is there any problem?
- What are we having for dinner?
- What's for supper?
Hunger is the best cook.
Everything comes at a price.
- Anything new?
- Any news?
- What is your problem?
- What's your problem?
Why are you laughing? I'm trying to be serious here...