Having appetite

The phrase 'Appetit haben' in German is used to express the feeling of being hungry or having an appetite. It is a common phrase used in everyday conversation and can be used in various contexts, such as when deciding what to eat for a meal or when discussing food preferences. The phrase is typically used in the present tense, and it can be modified with adverbs to express the intensity of the appetite, such as 'starken Appetit haben' (to have a strong appetite).

Example sentences using: Appetit haben

Angela hat Appetit auf einen großen Burger.

Angela is appetite for a big burger.

In this sentence, the term 'Appetit haben auf' reveals Angela's craving for a particular food. In this scenario, Angela craves a big burger.

Nach dem langen Lauf haben wir einen riesigen Appetit.

After the long run, we have a huge appetite.

This phrase emphasizes the increased hunger, expressed as 'riesigen Appetit', resulting from vigorous activity such as a long run.

Kinder, habt ihr Appetit auf Eis?

Children, do you have an appetite for ice cream?

In this context, 'Appetit haben auf' is used to inquire if the children are craving ice cream. It's a common way to ask someone if they would like a particular food or dish.