"Everything is super."
Translation:Alles super.
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So is alles never followed by a verb? I've come across stuff like alles klar, alles gute zum Geburtstag and now alles super but I've never seen alles [verb] ...
The verb is lost sometimes in the usual language but if you want to say it correctly you have to say: Alles ist super
What's the verb in this sentence? Does "alles" translate to "everything is", or is it just customary to say this as a sentence fragment?
The verb is lost sometimes in the usual language but if you want to say it correctly you have to say: Alles ist super. "Everything" is only to translate with "alles"
"Geil" is very colloquial for "good/cool/great" and maybe "super". I would not really try to learn it: up to maybe 30 years ago, it only had the meaning "horny" (in the sexual sense), and somehow was then started to be used as "cool". It will sound strange when used by a foreigner.
Geil is an word that was started to get used from younger people in their youth language and now the young people say something is "voll porno". I would never use this in firmal language. It both also has meanings in sexual language. E.g.: Somebody is "geil" if he wants to start sex and the body is ready for it in dirty language.
