Illustration of the A2 German word “sich fühlen”, which translates to “to feel”. A round little creature hugs itself tightly, eyes closed and cheeks rosy, a warm golden glow radiating from its chest as it savors a deep cozy feeling.
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sich fühlen

to feel

/ˈfyːlən/

Conjugation

Principal parts

sich fühlen, fühlte sich, hat sich gefühlt

ich fühle mich
du fühlst dich
er/sie/es fühlt sich
wir fühlen uns
ihr fühlt euch
sie/Sie fühlen sich

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Examples — sich fühlen in a sentence

Wie fühlst du dich heute?

How do you feel today?

Sie fühlt sich nicht gut.

She doesn't feel well.

How to remember it

FÜHLEN sounds like 'foolin''. A jester is fooling around, but inside, he's feeling quite sad today.

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Illustration of the A2 German word “sich Sorgen machen”, which translates to “to worry”. Professor Kauz, a lanky old man with a wild grey Einstein halo of hair, half-moon spectacles and a mustard-yellow waistcoat, wrings his hands as a huge dark storm-cloud of worry with lightning churns above his head.
sich Sorgen machen

/zɪç ˈzɔʁɡn̩ ˈmaxn̩/

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to worry

Examples

Mach dir keine Sorgen, alles wird gut!

Don't worry, everything will be fine!

Meine Mutter macht sich Sorgen um mich.

My mother worries about me.

Illustration of the A2 German word “sollen”, which translates to “should, ought to”. A small penguin at a crossroads gazing up at an enormous glowing signpost finger pointing firmly down one path, a soft halo of guiding light around the sign.
sollen

/ˈzɔlən/

should, ought to

Principal parts

sollen, sollte, hat gesollt

ich soll
du sollst
er/sie/es soll
wir sollen
ihr sollt
sie/Sie sollen

Examples

Wir sollen jetzt wirklich gehen.

We really should go now.

Was soll ich jetzt tun?

What should I do now?

Illustration of the A2 German word “die Sprechstunde”, which translates to “consultation hours”. A kindly elephant doctor in a white coat sitting behind a huge desk beside a giant wall clock, gesturing warmly with its trunk toward an empty chair, inviting a patient in during office hours.
die Sprechstunde

/ˈʃpʁɛçˌʃtʊndə/

consultation hours

Examples

Die Ärztin hat heute Nachmittag Sprechstunde.

The doctor has consultation hours this afternoon.

Bitte rufen Sie für einen Termin in der Sprechstunde an.

Please call for an appointment during consultation hours.

Illustration of the A2 German word “das Symptom”, which translates to “symptom”. Tiny glowing puzzle pieces floating out of a person’s chest, each shaped like a small bell ringing to signal a body's state.
das Symptom

/zʏmpˈtoːm/

symptom

Examples

Husten ist ein häufiges Symptom einer Erkältung.

Coughing is a common symptom of a cold.

Er hatte mehrere Symptome vor seinem Arztbesuch.

He had several symptoms before his doctor's visit.

Illustration of the A2 German word “täglich”, which translates to “daily”. A sunrise that resets a giant hourglass filled with glowing sand, marking the beautiful start of every new, magical day.
täglich

/ˈtɛːklɪç/

daily

Examples

Sie liest täglich die Nachrichten.

She reads the news daily.

Ich gehe täglich mit dem Hund spazieren.

I walk the dog daily.

Illustration of the A2 German word “der Termin”, which translates to “appointment”. A pocket watch hanging in mid-air, sprouting a tiny green sprout that connects it to a bright red calendar date marked with a glowing ink heart.
der Termin

/tɛʁˈmiːn/

appointment

Examples

Ich habe heute einen wichtigen Termin.

I have an important appointment today.

Wir müssen einen neuen Termin vereinbaren.

We need to make a new appointment.

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sich Sorgen machen — to worry

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