How to Say “Good Vibes” in German

gute Stimmung
The English phrase 'good vibes' is translated into German as gute Stimmung.
The phrase is used to describe a positive feeling or atmosphere that people experience in a particular place or situation.

Which one should you use?

You can use Tolle Stimmung to denote a fantastic atmosphere or more formal alternatives like Positive Energie (positive energy) and Angenehme Atmosphäre (pleasant atmosphere).

Did you know?

  • The word Stimmung comes from the verb stimmen, which means 'to tune' an instrument. Therefore, a 'good vibe' in German is etymologically linked to an instrument being perfectly in tune.
  • If you want to describe a 'vibe' that is specifically cozy and pleasant, Germans use the word Gemütlichkeit. It describes a specific type of warm, social atmosphere that has no direct English equivalent.
  • While an English speaker might say a place has 'good vibes', a German speaker might say die Stimmung ist gedrückt if the vibes are bad. This literally means 'the mood is pressed', implying a heavy or low atmosphere.

Examples in context

  • Hier herrscht eine gute Stimmung.
    There is a good atmosphere here.

Example conversation

Hannah and Maximilian are arriving at a house party.

  1. Hannah

    Wow, hier ist ja eine gute Stimmung!
    Wow, there are such good vibes here!
  2. Maximilian

    Ja, die Leute sind alle sehr nett.
    Yes, everyone is very nice.
  3. Hannah

    Das macht den Abend wirklich besonders.
    That makes the evening really special.
  4. Maximilian

    Ich freue mich, dass wir gekommen sind.
    I am glad that we came.

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