fühlen

B1

feel

English meaning
feel
Vocabulary package
Senses & Perception

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fühlen in a sentence

Wie fühlen Sie sich? - Danke, ich fühle mich wohl.

How are you feeling? - Thanks, I feel well.

Conjugation of fühlen

ichfühle
dufühlst
er/sie/esfühlt
wirfühlen
ihrfühlt
sie/Siefühlen
Simple past (er/sie/es)
fühlte
Perfect
hat gefühlt

Where fühlen comes from

weiter als althochdeutsch fuolen mit der vermutlichen Bedeutung tasten nicht geklärt (erspüren hat heute noch die Bedeutung von ertasten), mittelhochdeutsch dann vüelen

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Questions about fühlen

How do you conjugate fühlen?

Present tense: fühle, fühlst, fühlt, fühlen, fühlt, fühlen. Simple past: fühlte. Perfect: hat gefühlt.

What does fühlen mean in English?

fühlen means "feel". For example: "Wie fühlen Sie sich? - Danke, ich fühle mich wohl." — "How are you feeling? - Thanks, I feel well."

What level is fühlen in German?

fühlen is a B1 word — b1 — intermediate. It belongs to the senses & perception vocabulary.

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