5 Common Mistakes When Expressing Feelings in German | Super Easy German (104)

The video tutorial explains how feelings in German are often expressed using the dative case, which can lead to common mistakes for English speakers. It highlights five frequent errors, such as confusing 'I'm bored' with 'I'm boring' and 'I'm hot' with 'I'm attractive.' The tutorial provides examples and clarifies the correct usage in German. It concludes with resources for improving German vocabulary through apps and exercises.

In German, how is the expression of feelings different from English?

• Feelings are expressed using the nominative case.

• Feelings are expressed using the accusative case.

• Feelings are expressed using the dative case.

• Feelings are expressed using the genitive case.

What is the correct way to express 'I'm bored' in German?

• Ich bin langweilig.

• Ich bin kalt.

• Mir ist kalt.

• Mir ist langweilig.

How would you express 'I'm interested' in German?

• Mir interessiert.

• Ich bin interessant.

• Mir ist interessant.

• Ich interessiere mich.

What does 'Mir ist heiß' mean in English?

• I am hot (temperature).

• I am cold.

• I am attractive.

• I am bored.

What tool is suggested to improve German vocabulary?

• A language exchange program.

• A German dictionary.

• A vocabulary trainer app.

• A grammar book.