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“Machts gut”

RexV

RexV

When I was living in Germany, I sometimes heard these words “Machts Gut” when saying goodbye to someone, which I understands mean “take care”. In my mother tongue (Danish), we do not really have a similar word. When would you use “Machts Gut” in German when saying goodbye to someone?
 
Leah-Rocket-German-Tutor

Leah-Rocket-German-Tutor

Hallo RexV, 

Yes, "mach's gut" is the same as the English "take care". It is used when you say goodbye to someone - mostly in situations where you are not going to see the other person for a long while. 

I hope this helps. 

Grüße, 
Leah
 

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