How to Say “I Am Relieved” in German
The English phrase ‘i am relieved’ is translated into German as Ich bin erleichtert.
The English phrase ‘i am relieved’ is translated into German as Ich bin erleichtert.
The English phrase ‘royal’ is translated into German as königlich.
The English phrase “hru” (how are you) corresponds to the German wie geht’s.
The English phrase ‘pitiful’ can be translated into German as erbärmlich.
The German word for ‘grudge’ is Groll. Groll refers to a deep-seated animosity or long-lasting resentment.
Wie war die Schule? is the German way to say “how was school”.
The English word rope can be translated into German as Seil. The term refers to a thick, strong string.
The German phrase for “shut up” is halt den Mund. All these phrases are used to command someone to stop talking.
The English phrase population is translated into German as Bevölkerung.
The English word ‘polish’ can refer to several different concepts in German depending on whether you mean the language, the adjective or the physical action.