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Boys vs girls: Na und? (So what? in German)

At a small cafe, Mia has milk foam on her nose and shrugs it off. Then Jonas gets foam on his glasses.

In German, with English subtitles.

32-second video.

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In English, with a phrase in German.

32-second video.

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The German phrase

Na und?

So what?

A casual reply that shrugs off a remark. It can sound dismissive, so keep it for friends.

Every line in German with English

Jonas: Mia, du hast Milchschaum auf der Nase.

In English: Mia, you've got milk foam on your nose.

Mia: Na und? Der ist für später.

In English: So what? It's for later.

Jonas: Also... ein Snack auf der Nase?

In English: So... a snack on your nose?

Mia: Und du hast Milchschaum auf der Brille, Jonas.

In English: And you've got milk foam on your glasses, Jonas.

Jonas: Na und? Dafür ist meine Nase ganz sauber.

In English: So what? At least my nose is clean.

In English, with a phrase in German.

Jonas: Mia, there's milk foam on your nose.

Mia: Na und? I'm saving it for later.

Jonas: So... a snack on your nose?

Mia: And Jonas, you've got foam on your glasses.

Jonas: Na und? At least my nose is clean.

Quick quiz

Choose a or b, then open the answer to see if you were right.

  1. What does it mean? Na und?

    1. So what?
    2. And then?
    Show the answer

    Answer: a) So what? It shrugs off a remark. And then? would be Und dann?

Jonas and Mia are animated characters made with AI.

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