cristina's langblr

someone: so, what's studying german like?

aggressiv: aggressive 

ängstlich: afraid

beleidigt: offended

besorgt: worried

beschämt: ashamed

böse: evil

dankbar: grateful

deprimiert: depressed

eifersüchtig: jealous

enttäuscht: disappointed

erschöpft: exhausted

freundlich: friendly

friedlich: peaceful

froh: glad

frustriert: frustrated

gedemütigt: humiliated

gelangweilt: bored

gelassen: calm 

gleichgültig: indifferent

gierig: greedy

glücklich: happy

gütig: kind

heiter: cheerful

hilflos: helpless

klug: clever

nervös: nervous

melancholisch: melancholic

neugierig: curious

offen: open

optimistisch: optimistic

pessimistisch: pessimistic

schockiert: shocked

schuldig: guilty

schüchtern: shy

traurig: sad

trübsinnig: blue

unsicher: insecure

verängstigt: anxious

verärgert: annoyed

verlegen: embarrassed

verrückt: crazy

verwirrt: confused

wütend: angry

zickig: bitchy

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The consonants are the skeleton and the vowels are the flesh of the words.

Arthur Schopenhauer (1788 – 1860), German philosopher

It's Cristina here. I only recently found out about the existence of the online language community, and just by scrolling through a few posts I already felt much more motivated to work for my goals!!!🇩🇪

so here I am, creating a side blog to just reblog stuff in German (Deutsch, you're such a struggle!), aesthetically pleasing pics to keep me motivated, and hopefully post some texts in German when I'll feel confident enough. Anyone learning Deutsch at a A2/B1 like me? Would love to find some useful resources and make some friends on here☕ and I'd be happy helping anyone with their Italian!

,,Ich liebe dich”

This directly translates to “I love you”. However, you wouldn’t say that to someone you like. It’s okay to say Ich liebe dich to someone you are close to. For example: your significant other. Saying Ich liebe dich shows that you trust them.

,,Ich hab’ dich lieb/ Ich habe dich lieb”

Is an innocent way to tell that you love someone. You’d use this when talking to a friend or parent. It directly translates to “I have love for you”. However, some native speakers might explain it as someone being a part of all the love they have. You can also use this phrase when you are not quite ready to tell your crush about the feelings you have for them.

,,Ich mag dich”

Directly translates to “I like you”. You’d use this in a more platonic context. It’s sometimes used as a way to indicate romantic interest.

Example: “We share the same humour, Ich mag dich.”

,,Ich habe mich in dich verliebt.”

“Du hast gelernt, was Freiheit heißt und das vergiss nie mehr”