Are you interested in learning emotions in German through games? Dive into a world of fun and interactive activities to expand your vocabulary and understanding of how to express feelings in a new language. Let's make learning a foreign language exciting and enjoyable together!
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Vocabulary
| English | German |
|---|---|
| Anger | Wut |
| Anxiety | Angst |
| Confidence | Vertrauen |
| Contentment | Zufriedenheit |
| Curiosity | Neugierde |
| Disgust | Ekel |
| Envy | Neid |
| Excitement | Aufregung |
| Fear | Angst |
| Frustration | Frustration |
| Guilt | Schuldgefühl |
| Hope | Hoffnung |
| Jealousy | Eifersucht |
| Joy | Freude |
| Love | Liebe |
| Pride | Stolz |
| Relief | Erleichterung |
| Sadness | Traurigkeit |
| Shame | Scham |
| Surprise | Überraschung |
Quick Facts
- Emotions in German are often expressed using specific words or phrases that may not have direct translations in English.
- There are many different emotions in German, such as "Glück" (happiness), "Trauer" (sadness), "Angst" (fear), "Wut" (anger), and "Liebe" (love).
- German speakers may use body language and facial expressions to convey their emotions, in addition to words.
- Understanding emotions in German can help you connect with native speakers on a deeper level and improve your communication skills.
- Learning about emotions in German can also enhance your cultural awareness and sensitivity when interacting with German-speaking individuals.
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Vocabulary List
Download:emotions_in_german.pdf