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What is the expression Germans use to express that they are fed up with something? ›

Die Nase voll haben

This phrase means 'To have your nose full. ' While you may think it's used to talk about someone with a cold or someone doing something illegal, it's actually used as a way to say that you're fed up with something.

1. “Das ist mir Wurst” The literal translation is: “This is sausage to me” What does it mean and how is it used? This expression is used if you are indifferent or don't care about something.

Ich liebe dich is the traditional way to say “I love you” in German. It's appropriate to use it in serious, long-term relationships as well as with family and friends. If the sentiment is mutual, you can say it back, adding auch (also, too) to the end of the phrase: Native. Translation.

'Entartete Kunst' (or 'Degenerate Art') was a derogatory term adopted by the Nazi regime in Germany. An exhibition entitled 'Entartete Kunst' opened in Munich in 1937 displaying works deemed to be 'an insult to German feeling'. It went on to tour the country.

Do not say Ich bin gut. Even though it is a direct translation of I'm good, it has an entirely different meaning to Mir geht es gut. Ich bin gut implies that you're good (at something) rather than that you're feeling good. This is a common mistake many English speakers make, and it's important that you avoid it.

Entschuldigung (Excuse me/ Pardon/ Sorry)

When in doubt, use Entschuldigung! This helpful phrase can be used to get someone's attention (e.g. to ask for directions), excuse a small mishap, and signal that you need someone to repeat something.

In German, you can say “Entschuldigung” or use the more informal abbreviation “'Tschuldigung”. The English word “Sorry” works, too. You'll hear it a lot, especially among younger people.

The most common meaning of bitte in the German language is “please.” It's a polite way to make a request less direct, reflecting good manners and politeness. It's important vocabulary for you if you're looking to learn German and interact in a polite and formal manner.

What is the easiest German word to say? ›

Ich bin sauer.

Lass mich in Ruhe. Ich bin sauer auf dich! (Leave me alone. I'm mad at you!)

a dearly loved person (often used as a term of endearment) der Liebling.

Translation of "ganz viel Liebe" in English. lots of love a lot of love. much love. a lot of attention.

The German word for “disappointed” is enttäuscht and Enttäuschung for “disappointment”. This word is related to täuschen, which means “to deceive”. To express “letting (someone) down”, Germans use the expression (jemanden) im Stich lassen – literally “let/leave someone in the stitch/sting/stab”.

Here are some German phrases to express anger and frustration: “Das ärgert mich.” — That annoys me. “Ich bin wütend.” — I am angry. “Das ist zum Verrücktwerden!” — This is maddening!