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How do you say "im in love" in German?
Ich bin verliebt.
In German, "im in love" is Ich bin verliebt..
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Pronunciation
Pronounced 'ikh bin fair-LEEPT', with stress on 'LEEPT'.
Grammar notes
"Ich bin verliebt." is a set phrase used as shown in the example below.
Example sentence
im in love
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How to remember Ich bin verliebt.
Verliebt contains lieb, meaning dear or beloved, the same root you'll spot in Liebe, love, one of the most useful roots in German.
Related words
- im happy Ich bin glücklich.
- im sad Ich bin traurig.
- im scared Ich habe Angst.
- im angry Ich bin wütend.
- im excited Ich bin aufgeregt.
- im nervous Ich bin nervös.
- im worried Ich mache mir Sorgen.
- im confused Ich bin verwirrt.
- im bored Mir ist langweilig.
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Questions about Ich bin verliebt.
How do you say "im in love" in German?
In German, "im in love" is Ich bin verliebt.. It's a common phrase.
How is Ich bin verliebt. used in a sentence?
Use Ich bin verliebt. as you would use the equivalent phrase in English. For example: (im in love).
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