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How do you say "im excited" in German?
Ich bin aufgeregt.
In German, "im excited" is Ich bin aufgeregt..
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Pronunciation
Pronounced 'ikh bin owf-geh-REGT', with stress on 'REGT'.
Grammar notes
"Ich bin aufgeregt." is a set phrase used as shown in the example below.
Example sentence
im excited
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How to remember Ich bin aufgeregt.
Aufgeregt contains regen in an old sense of stirring up, so picture your feelings being 'stirred up' with excitement.
Related words
- im happy Ich bin glücklich.
- im sad Ich bin traurig.
- im scared Ich habe Angst.
- im angry Ich bin wütend.
- im nervous Ich bin nervös.
- im worried Ich mache mir Sorgen.
- im confused Ich bin verwirrt.
- im bored Mir ist langweilig.
- im in love Ich bin verliebt.
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Questions about Ich bin aufgeregt.
How do you say "im excited" in German?
In German, "im excited" is Ich bin aufgeregt.. It's a common phrase.
How is Ich bin aufgeregt. used in a sentence?
Use Ich bin aufgeregt. as you would use the equivalent phrase in English. For example: (im excited).
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