inflection of ins Einzelne gehen:
/ inflection of ins Einzelne gehen:
/ inflection of ins Einzelne gehen:

inflection of ins Detail gehen:
/ inflection of ins Detail gehen:
/ inflection of ins Detail gehen:

(informal singular) how are you, often abbreviated to wie geht's?

(formal singular) how are you

(informal plural) how are you

the sun rises / remark made when a particularly pleasant person appears

inflection of auf den Keks gehen:
/ inflection of auf den Keks gehen:
/ inflection of auf den Keks gehen:

experience is the best teacher; experimentation and hands-on experience is more valuable than theoretizing

Said when someone mentions themselves first in an enumeration of people (like “I and you”, “I and my friend”), which is considered unmannered in the German-speaking (and some other) countries

ad nauseam