Ja, "ich bin sitt" : http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitt

Mich gucken die Leute immer doof an wenn ich sage das ich sitt bin

dann trinkst du wohl nie was?
naja besser als "justThirsty"

ähhh, doch, iwie schon. Die können halt mit dem Wort sitt nix anfangen

In Turkey, we have such phrase "Afiyet Olsun." (~Bon apetit)

there are diffrent uses for that,

first when waiter/waitress serves the meal and puts the dishes on the table, they say "Afiyet Olsun.", you reply "Thank you.".

If it's a host/visitor situation, at the end of the meal visitor says "Elinize saglik**" which stands for "The meal was very good.". then the host replies "Afiyet olsun"

You also say "Afiyet Olsun" to the other people on the table who are still eating when you finished eating and leaving table.(ie while going back to your room or going to bathroom to wash your hands etc.)


**:(actual translation is something like "Helath to your hands.", since people prepare food with their hands and you wish their hands keep healty, so they can prepare such good meal again.)

TL;DR : what i wrote is pretty much random stuff, you do not need to read it.

at least they have manners over in turkey good to know there are still civilized people around, heh

Yes they say "i'm full", at least in canada.

Enjoy your meal ?


What about a simple "Good Apetite" or "Eat or Die"