Learn German A1: Feeling not so good Lesson 30.

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Krank

Ich bin krank. I’m ill.

You can say “Ich bin krank” when you’re feeling bad physically.

“Ich bin krank” stays the same whether it’s said by a man or a woman.

müde

Ich bin müde. I’m tired.

Ich bin sehr müde. I’m very tired. We can add “sehr” (very) before an adjective to enhance its meaning.

Stress

Ich bin im Stress. I’m stressed.

To say “stressed“, you need two words in German: “im Stress“.

“Stress” starts with a capital letter because it’s a noun.

Sie ist ein bisschen im Stress. She’s a bit stressed.

Schlecht

Ah, mir geht’s schlecht. Ah, I’m doing badly.

Questions

Bist du müde? Are you tired?

Bist du krank? Are you ill?

Hi Mari. wie geht’s?

“Wie geht’s?” can be translated as: “How’s it going?” or “How are you?”

Germans will be honest when we ask “Wie geht’s?”. That’s why we only ask people we know well!

Dialogue

Mari: Hi Farrukh, wie geht’s?
Mari: Hi Farrukh, how are you doing?
Farrukh: Ach, mir geht’s schlecht.
Farrukh: Oh, not good.
Mari: Oh nein! Bist du krank?
Mari: Oh no! Are you ill?
Farrukh: Ja, ich bin krank. Und dir, wie geht’s dir?
Farrukh: Yes, I’m ill. And you, how are you doing?
Mari:: Mir geht’s nicht so gut. Ich bin sehr müde… Wie geht’s Huma? Ist sie auch krank?
Mari: I’m not too well. I’m very tired… How is Huma? Is she ill too?
Farrukh: Huma geht’s gut. Sie ist ein bisschen im Stress. Aber sie ist nicht krank.
Farrukh: Huma is fine. She’s a bit stressed. But she’s not ill.
Mari:: Ok! Das ist gut.
Mari Ok! That’s good.

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