Fluent in German Fast: 20 “I am…” Phrases You Need to Know
Hallo, language enthusiasts! Ever felt tongue-tied while navigating the charming streets of Berlin or engaging in hearty conversation at an Oktoberfest gathering?
It’s one thing to grasp the basic “Ja” and “Nein”, but what happens when you want to express “I’m tired” after a long day of sightseeing, or “I’m lost” in the vast Black Forest?
Worse still, what if you’re feeling “in love” under the fairy-lit skies of the Rhine, but the German words to express your feelings are just out of reach? Keine Sorge! (No worries!)
We’ve got just the language tool you need. Brace yourself for an express lesson in German self-expression: our compilation of the 20 most common “I am…” sentences in German.
With these phrases in your linguistic toolkit, you’ll soon feel right at home, whether you’re ordering bratwurst at a bustling market or pouring your heart out to a newfound friend.
Are you bereit (ready)? Let’s dive in and get you chatting away like a true German!
English | German |
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I am fine | Mir geht es gut |
I am tired | Ich bin müde |
I am hungry | Ich habe Hunger |
I am thirsty | Ich habe Durst |
I am happy | Ich bin glücklich |
I am sad | Ich bin traurig |
I am busy | Ich bin beschäftigt |
I am sorry | Es tut mir leid |
I am late | Ich bin spät dran |
I am ready | Ich bin bereit |
I am here | Ich bin hier |
I am lost | Ich bin verloren |
I am hot | Mir ist heiß |
I am cold | Mir ist kalt |
I am sick | Ich bin krank |
I am angry | Ich bin wütend |
I am confused | Ich bin verwirrt |
I am scared | Ich habe Angst |
I am sure | Ich bin sicher |
I am in love | Ich bin verliebt |
Und da haben wir es! With these 20 common “I am…” sentences now part of your German vocabulary, you’re well-equipped to express yourself more freely and naturally.
Remember, language mastery is a journey, not a destination. So, don’t worry about stumbling or making mistakes – that’s all part of the process. As the Germans say, “Übung macht den Meister” (Practice makes perfect).
So, keep practicing, stay curious, and above all, enjoy the journey. Viel Glück!