"Grüße!"

Translation: Greetings!

[IntPolyglot]

"ss" is usually accepted instead of scharfes s in typed text

[yaliyev]

What is "scharfes"? It looks more like lowercase beta in greek language. We use it in geometry for denoting angles if alpha is already used.

[Germandy]

"scharfes s" is a name for that letter; it simply means "sharp s" and refers to its pronunciation or sound.

[languagepotato]

yeah it looks like that, but in german it's a special type of s

[JaviTR]

the dictionary says regards, but if you input regards it's incorrect...

[menacinghat]

that feel when no gf

[adituv]

Is there something wrong with, "Hello!"?

[Germandy]

Yeah, it's not the same. When you meet someone, you say "Hello!", but I don't think you would say "Grettings!", that would be funny. You can often see it in writing, for example at the end of a postcard: Viele Grüße aus Deutschland! Dein Tim - Many greetings from Germany! Yours, Tim

[Parexel]

If you hover over the mouse on the word, it shows the gender is masculine. But why it was Die Grube?

[Germandy]

Yes, the gender is masculine: der Gruß (singular). die Grüße is the plural form. Does that answer your question, Parexel?

[Parexel]

I see. Danke!

[Samore]

Can someone write this out phonetically? Im not hearing it.

[pietvo]

(from wiktionary) IPA: [ˈɡʀyːsə]