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Eindruck

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At the A1 level, 'Eindruck' is a bit advanced, but you might encounter it in simple phrases like 'Guten Eindruck machen' (to make a good impression). At this stage, you should focus on the idea that 'Eindruck' is like a 'feeling' you get about something. If you go to a new school and you like it, you can say 'Mein Eindruck ist gut.' You don't need to worry about complex grammar yet. Just remember that it is 'der Eindruck' (masculine) and that we use 'einen' when we say we 'have' or 'make' an impression. It's a useful word to describe if you like or dislike something new without needing many adjectives. Think of it as a way to summarize your first thoughts about a person or a place.
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At the A2 level, you start using 'Eindruck' to describe your experiences more clearly. You will learn the phrase 'den Eindruck haben, dass...' (to have the impression that...). This is very helpful for expressing opinions politely. Instead of saying 'He is mean,' you can say 'Ich habe den Eindruck, dass er unfreundlich ist.' This sounds more natural in German. You also learn to use it with adjectives like 'erster' (first) or 'positiver' (positive). 'Der erste Eindruck' is a very common phrase you will hear. You should also practice the plural 'Eindrücke' when talking about a trip or a vacation: 'Ich habe viele Eindrücke von Berlin.' This shows you are moving beyond simple sentences to more descriptive language.
At the B1 level, you should be comfortable using 'Eindruck' in various social and professional contexts. You will use it to discuss job interviews, social gatherings, and media. You should master the preposition 'auf' (einen Eindruck machen auf jemanden). You also start to see the word in more formal writing, such as 'Der Film hinterließ einen tiefen Eindruck bei mir.' At this level, you should distinguish between 'Eindruck' (what you feel) and 'Ausdruck' (what you say or show). You will also use the word to describe more abstract things, like the 'Gesamteindruck' (overall impression) of a project or a book. Your ability to use 'Eindruck' correctly will make your German sound much more sophisticated and nuanced.
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At the B2 level, you use 'Eindruck' to express subtle nuances and hypothetical situations. You will use phrases like 'Es erweckt den Eindruck' (It gives the impression/creates the appearance) to talk about how things might seem versus how they actually are. You will also use 'Eindruck' in idiomatic expressions like 'Eindruck schinden' (to show off). In your writing, you can use 'unter dem Eindruck stehen' to describe how a situation is influencing someone's behavior. You are expected to use the correct cases (nominative, accusative, dative, genitive) flawlessly with this noun. You should also be able to discuss the 'Eindruck' of complex topics like political speeches or social trends, using a wide range of descriptive adjectives.
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At the C1 level, 'Eindruck' becomes a tool for precise analysis. You will use it in academic or professional discussions to describe psychological phenomena or aesthetic experiences. You might talk about 'subjektive Eindrücke' versus 'objektive Fakten'. You will understand and use the word in more literary or formal contexts, such as 'unter dem unmittelbaren Eindruck der Katastrophe'. You should be able to explain the etymological connection between 'Eindruck' and 'eindrücken' and how that metaphor works in German thought. Your usage should include complex sentence structures, such as 'Trotz des zunächst positiven Eindrucks, den das Unternehmen vermittelte, stellten sich bald Zweifel ein.' This level requires a deep understanding of the word's weight and its synonyms.
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At the C2 level, you have a masterly command of 'Eindruck'. You can use it to discuss philosophy, art theory, or high-level diplomacy. You recognize the subtle difference between 'Eindruck', 'Empfindung', and 'Wahrnehmung' in a phenomenological context. You can use the word to critique the 'Eindrucksmanagement' (impression management) of political figures or corporations. You are familiar with rare or archaic uses and can play with the word in creative writing. You understand how 'Eindruck' functions in the history of German literature, perhaps in the works of the Impressionists or in psychological novels. Your use of the word is indistinguishable from that of a highly educated native speaker, incorporating it into complex, rhythmic, and perfectly grammatical prose.
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Eindruck في 30 ثانية

  • Eindruck is a masculine German noun meaning 'impression', describing the mental or emotional effect of an experience or person.
  • It is commonly used with verbs like 'machen' (to make), 'hinterlassen' (to leave), and 'haben' (to have).
  • The word originates from the physical act of pressing something into a surface, metaphorically leaving a mark on the mind.
  • Key phrases include 'der erste Eindruck' (first impression) and 'den Eindruck haben, dass...' (to have the impression that...).

The German noun Eindruck is a multifaceted term that primarily translates to 'impression' in English. At its core, it describes the effect that an experience, a person, or an object has on someone's mind or feelings. It is derived from the verb 'eindrücken', which literally means 'to press in' or 'to indent'. This physical origin is crucial for understanding the metaphorical meaning: just as a seal leaves a physical mark on wax, an experience leaves a mental mark on the observer. In daily German, 'Eindruck' is used to describe the initial feeling you get when meeting someone, the impact of a movie, or the general vibe of a city. It is a masculine noun (der Eindruck) and takes the plural form 'Eindrücke'. Understanding 'Eindruck' requires recognizing its subjective nature; it is not necessarily an objective fact, but rather a perceived reality. For instance, if you say 'Ich habe den Eindruck, dass es regnen wird,' you are expressing a personal intuition based on the clouds you see. The word spans across various registers, from casual conversation ('Wie war dein Eindruck?') to formal psychological or artistic analysis ('Der visuelle Eindruck des Gemäldes').

Physical Origin
Originally referring to a physical indentation or mark made by pressure.
Psychological Impact
The mental image or feeling remaining after an encounter or observation.
Subjective Perception
A belief or feeling that something is true, often without definitive proof.

Der erste Eindruck ist oft entscheidend für den Erfolg eines Vorstellungsgesprächs.

Furthermore, 'Eindruck' is frequently paired with verbs like 'machen' (to make) or 'hinterlassen' (to leave). When you 'make an impression', you are the active agent influencing others. When you 'receive an impression', you are the observer. This duality makes it one of the most versatile nouns in the German language for discussing social interactions and personal reflections. In a broader sense, it can also refer to the 'printing' process in older technical contexts, though this is less common today. The word captures the essence of how we process the world around us—not just as data, but as felt experiences that shape our subsequent thoughts and actions.

Ich hatte den Eindruck, dass sie mit dem Ergebnis nicht ganz zufrieden war.

Die Architektur der Stadt machte einen gewaltigen Eindruck auf die Touristen.

Grammar Tip
Always remember it is masculine: 'einen Eindruck' (accusative), 'dem Eindruck' (dative).

Hinterlasse einen guten Eindruck, indem du pünktlich kommst.

Unter dem Eindruck der Krise wurden neue Gesetze verabschiedet.

Common Collocation
'Einen bleibenden Eindruck hinterlassen' (to leave a lasting impression).

Using 'Eindruck' correctly involves mastering its common verb pairings and prepositions. The most frequent construction is 'einen Eindruck machen auf + accusative' (to make an impression on someone). For example, 'Er macht einen seriösen Eindruck auf mich' (He makes a serious impression on me). Another vital structure is 'den Eindruck haben, dass...' (to have the impression that...). This is used to express a tentative opinion or a hunch. It is softer and more polite than saying 'Ich denke' or 'Ich weiß'. In professional settings, you will often hear 'einen bleibenden Eindruck hinterlassen' (to leave a lasting impression), which is the goal of many marketing campaigns or job candidates. When discussing the influence of an event, the phrase 'unter dem Eindruck von/genitive' is used, such as 'unter dem Eindruck der Ereignisse' (under the influence/impact of the events). This implies that the events have shaped one's current state of mind or decision-making process.

Grammatically, 'Eindruck' is a masculine noun. In the accusative case, which is very common with 'machen' and 'haben', it becomes 'einen Eindruck'. In the plural, it is 'Eindrücke'. For example, 'Wir haben viele neue Eindrücke gesammelt' (We gathered many new impressions). Adjectives often modify 'Eindruck' to specify the quality: 'ein positiver Eindruck', 'ein schlechter Eindruck', 'ein flüchtiger Eindruck' (a fleeting impression), or 'ein tiefer Eindruck' (a deep impression). Pay attention to the preposition 'von'. While you make an impression 'auf' someone, you have an impression 'von' something: 'Mein Eindruck von der Firma ist sehr gut.' This distinction is a common stumbling block for learners. Additionally, the word can be used in the context of 'Eindruck schinden', a colloquial expression meaning 'to show off' or 'to try to impress others' in a somewhat superficial way. Mastering these nuances allows you to describe your perceptions of the world with much greater clarity and sophistication.

You will encounter 'Eindruck' in almost every facet of German life. In **business and professional environments**, it is a keyword. During job interviews, recruiters discuss the 'Gesamteindruck' (overall impression) of a candidate. In performance reviews, a manager might say, 'Ich habe den Eindruck, dass Sie sich im Team sehr wohl fühlen.' In **art and culture**, critics use 'Eindruck' to describe the aesthetic impact of a work. The art movement 'Impressionism' is called 'Impressionismus' in German, sharing the same root. A critic might write about the 'atmosphärischen Eindruck' of a film. In **daily social life**, it's the standard way to ask for someone's opinion on a new acquaintance or a place: 'Und, was ist dein erster Eindruck von ihm?' or 'Wie war dein Eindruck vom neuen Restaurant?'.

In the **news and media**, 'Eindruck' is used to describe public sentiment or the impact of political decisions. You might hear a news anchor say, 'Es entsteht der Eindruck, dass die Regierung uneinig ist' (The impression is being created that the government is divided). This 'Es entsteht der Eindruck' is a very common journalistic phrase used to describe a perceived situation without making a definitive accusation. In **academic or psychological contexts**, 'Eindruck' refers to the sensory data processed by the brain. A psychology lecture might discuss 'Eindrucksbildung' (impression formation), the process by which we form organized opinions about others. Even in **legal contexts**, a judge might speak of the 'persönlichen Eindruck' a witness made in court, which can influence the perceived credibility of their testimony. Because it bridges the gap between raw sensory input and conscious thought, 'Eindruck' is indispensable for any meaningful discussion about human experience.

One of the most frequent mistakes learners make is confusing **Eindruck** with **Ausdruck**. While they sound similar and share the root 'druck', they mean very different things. 'Eindruck' is an impression (something coming *in*), while 'Ausdruck' is an expression (something going *out*, like a facial expression or a printout from a computer). If you say 'Ich habe einen guten Ausdruck von ihm,' you are literally saying you have a good printout of him, which makes no sense in a social context! Another common error is using the wrong preposition. Learners often use 'an' or 'in' instead of **auf** or **von**. Remember: 'Eindruck machen **auf**' (impact on) and 'Eindruck haben **von**' (opinion of). Using 'über' is also a common mistake; while you can have an 'opinion over' (Meinung über) something, you have an 'Eindruck von' something.

Another subtle mistake involves the verb 'hinterlassen'. While in English we 'make' or 'leave' an impression, in German, 'einen Eindruck machen' usually refers to the immediate effect you have, whereas 'einen Eindruck hinterlassen' refers to the lasting memory you leave behind after you are gone. Using them interchangeably isn't always wrong, but 'hinterlassen' is much stronger. Additionally, watch out for the plural. The plural is 'Eindrücke', not 'Eindrucke'. Forgetting the Umlaut is a frequent spelling error. Finally, avoid using 'Eindruck' when you mean a physical 'pressure' (Druck). If you are talking about blood pressure, it is 'Blutdruck', not 'Bluteindruck'. 'Eindruck' almost always implies a result of pressure—either a physical mark or a mental effect—rather than the force of pressure itself.

Several words in German share a semantic field with 'Eindruck', but each has its own nuance. **Wirkung** (effect/impact) is perhaps the closest. However, 'Wirkung' is more objective and focuses on the result of an action. If a medicine works, it has a 'Wirkung'. 'Eindruck' is more about the subjective perception of that effect. **Anschein** (appearance/semblance) is another relative. It is used when something *seems* to be a certain way, often with a hint of doubt: 'Es hat den Anschein, als ob...' (It appears as if...). While 'Eindruck' can also be a hunch, 'Anschein' focuses more on the outward appearance. **Gefühl** (feeling) is much broader and more emotional. You can have a 'Gefühl' of sadness, but an 'Eindruck' that someone is sad. 'Eindruck' implies a bit more cognitive processing than a raw 'Gefühl'.

**Empfindung** (sensation/perception) is more related to the physical senses. You have an 'Empfindung' of cold or pain. 'Eindruck' is what that sensation turns into once your mind interprets it. **Image** (borrowed from English) is used specifically in marketing and public relations to describe the public 'Eindruck' of a brand or celebrity. **Vorstellung** (idea/notion) is what you imagine something to be like before you see it, whereas 'Eindruck' is what you feel after you see it. Finally, **Spur** (trace/track) can be a synonym in a very literal, physical sense—like a footprint in the sand—but it lacks the psychological depth of 'Eindruck'. Understanding these distinctions helps you choose the word that precisely fits the level of subjectivity and the context of your statement.

How Formal Is It?

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N-declension (not applicable here, but often confused)

Subordinate clauses with 'dass'

Prepositions with Accusative (auf)

Genitive case for possession

Umlaut pluralization

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1

Der erste Eindruck ist gut.

The first impression is good.

Nominative masculine singular.

2

Ich habe einen guten Eindruck.

I have a good impression.

Accusative masculine singular.

3

Das macht Eindruck!

That's impressive!

Idiomatic use of 'Eindruck machen'.

4

Wie ist dein Eindruck?

What is your impression?

Interrogative sentence.

5

Kein guter Eindruck.

Not a good impression.

Short phrase.

6

Er macht einen netten Eindruck.

He seems nice.

Using 'machen' to mean 'to seem'.

7

Mein Eindruck von Berlin ist super.

My impression of Berlin is great.

Preposition 'von' + dative.

8

Viele Eindrücke heute!

Many impressions today!

Plural form 'Eindrücke'.

1

Ich habe den Eindruck, dass er müde ist.

I have the impression that he is tired.

Subordinate clause with 'dass'.

2

Der erste Eindruck zählt am meisten.

The first impression counts the most.

Subject of the sentence.

3

Hattest du einen schlechten Eindruck von ihm?

Did you have a bad impression of him?

Perfect tense question.

4

Die Stadt hinterlässt einen bleibenden Eindruck.

The city leaves a lasting impression.

Verb 'hinterlassen'.

5

Er wollte bei ihr Eindruck machen.

He wanted to impress her.

Infinitive with 'zu' omitted after 'wollte'.

6

Mein erster Eindruck war völlig falsch.

My first impression was completely wrong.

Adjective 'falsch' modifying the state.

7

Wir haben viele Eindrücke gesammelt.

We gathered many impressions.

Plural accusative.

8

Sie macht einen sehr kompetenten Eindruck.

She makes a very competent impression.

Adjective 'kompetent'.

1

Ich habe den Eindruck gewonnen, dass die Firma wächst.

I've gained the impression that the company is growing.

Verb 'gewinnen' used with 'Eindruck'.

2

Lass dich nicht vom ersten Eindruck täuschen.

Don't be fooled by the first impression.

Passive-like imperative.

3

Der Lehrer machte einen strengen Eindruck auf die Schüler.

The teacher made a strict impression on the students.

Preposition 'auf' + accusative.

4

Unter dem Eindruck der Reise schrieb er ein Buch.

Under the impression of the trip, he wrote a book.

Prepositional phrase 'unter dem Eindruck'.

5

Es entstand der Eindruck, dass niemand zuständig war.

The impression arose that no one was responsible.

Passive construction 'Es entstand'.

6

Sein Verhalten hinterließ einen seltsamen Eindruck.

His behavior left a strange impression.

Verb 'hinterlassen' with abstract subject.

7

Der Gesamteindruck der Wohnung war positiv.

The overall impression of the apartment was positive.

Compound noun 'Gesamteindruck'.

8

Man sollte versuchen, einen guten Eindruck zu hinterlassen.

One should try to leave a good impression.

Infinitive clause with 'zu'.

1

Die Rede erweckte den Eindruck, als ob alles in Ordnung wäre.

The speech gave the impression as if everything were fine.

Konjunktiv II with 'als ob'.

2

Er versucht ständig, durch teure Autos Eindruck zu schinden.

He constantly tries to show off with expensive cars.

Idiom 'Eindruck schinden'.

3

Der visuelle Eindruck des Produkts ist entscheidend für den Verkauf.

The visual impression of the product is crucial for sales.

Genitive attribute 'des Produkts'.

4

Ich stehe noch ganz unter dem Eindruck des gestrigen Konzerts.

I am still very much under the impression of yesterday's concert.

Adverb 'ganz' for emphasis.

5

Es ist schwer, einen einmal gewonnenen Eindruck zu korrigieren.

It is hard to correct an impression once gained.

Participle 'gewonnenen' as adjective.

6

Der Bericht vermittelt einen falschen Eindruck von der Lage.

The report conveys a false impression of the situation.

Verb 'vermitteln'.

7

Ihr Auftreten machte auf alle Anwesenden mächtigen Eindruck.

Her appearance made a powerful impression on everyone present.

Adjective 'mächtig' (powerful/mighty).

8

Trotz der Kritik blieb der positive Eindruck bestehen.

Despite the criticism, the positive impression remained.

Preposition 'trotz' + genitive.

1

Die psychologische Forschung zur Eindrucksbildung ist sehr komplex.

Psychological research on impression formation is very complex.

Technical term 'Eindrucksbildung'.

2

Er konnte den Eindruck der Befangenheit nicht ganz entkräften.

He could not entirely dispel the impression of bias.

Verb 'entkräften' (to invalidate/dispel).

3

Die Architektur evoziert einen Eindruck von Erhabenheit.

The architecture evokes an impression of sublimity.

Elevated verb 'evozieren'.

4

Das Unternehmen legt großen Wert auf das Management des äußeren Eindrucks.

The company places great value on managing its outward impression.

Genitive 'des äußeren Eindrucks'.

5

Man darf sich nicht von oberflächlichen Eindrücken leiten lassen.

One must not be guided by superficial impressions.

Passive construction with 'lassen'.

6

Sein Werk hinterlässt beim Betrachter einen zwiespältigen Eindruck.

His work leaves the viewer with a conflicted impression.

Adjective 'zwiespältig' (conflicted/ambivalent).

7

Unter dem Eindruck der drohenden Rezession kürzten sie die Ausgaben.

Under the impact of the looming recession, they cut spending.

Participial phrase with 'drohend'.

8

Der Eindruck trügt oft, wenn man nicht alle Fakten kennt.

Impressions are often deceptive if one doesn't know all the facts.

Proverbial usage 'Der Eindruck trügt'.

1

Die Phänomenologie untersucht, wie sich Eindrücke im Bewusstsein konstituieren.

Phenomenology examines how impressions are constituted in consciousness.

Philosophical register.

2

In seinem Spätwerk verdichten sich die Eindrücke zu einer düsteren Vision.

In his late work, the impressions condense into a somber vision.

Reflexive verb 'sich verdichten'.

3

Die Flüchtigkeit des Augenblicks prägt den impressionistischen Eindruck.

The fleeting nature of the moment shapes the impressionistic impression.

Art historical context.

4

Es bedarf einer differenzierten Analyse, um den Gesamteindruck zu dekonstruieren.

It requires a nuanced analysis to deconstruct the overall impression.

Verb 'bedürfen' + genitive.

5

Die diplomatischen Bemühungen standen ganz unter dem Eindruck des Ultimatums.

The diplomatic efforts were entirely overshadowed by the ultimatum.

Metaphorical use of 'unter dem Eindruck'.

6

Er vermochte es, den Eindruck von Spontaneität akribisch zu inszenieren.

He was able to meticulously stage an impression of spontaneity.

Complex infinitive construction.

7

Die kognitive Dissonanz entsteht, wenn neue Fakten dem alten Eindruck widersprechen.

Cognitive dissonance arises when new facts contradict the old impression.

Scientific register.

8

Jeder neue Pinselstrich veränderte den atmosphärischen Eindruck des Bildes.

Every new brushstroke changed the atmospheric impression of the painting.

Descriptive aesthetic analysis.

تلازمات شائعة

erster Eindruck
bleibender Eindruck
positiver Eindruck
schlechter Eindruck
Eindruck machen
Eindruck hinterlassen
Eindruck gewinnen
Eindruck erwecken
Gesamteindruck
visueller Eindruck

العبارات الشائعة

Ich habe den Eindruck, dass...
Einen guten Eindruck machen
Unter dem Eindruck stehen
Den Eindruck erwecken
Auf den ersten Eindruck
Einen bleibenden Eindruck hinterlassen
Eindruck schinden
Was ist dein Eindruck?
Vom ersten Eindruck her
Der Eindruck täuscht

يُخلط عادةً مع

Eindruck vs Ausdruck (Expression/Printout)

Eindruck vs Druck (Pressure)

Eindruck vs Abdruck (Fingerprint/Copy)

تعبيرات اصطلاحية

"Eindruck schinden"
"Den Eindruck erwecken, als ob"
"Einen tiefen Eindruck hinterlassen"
"Unter dem Eindruck der Ereignisse"
"Sich einen Eindruck verschaffen"
"Den ersten Eindruck nicht verbauen"
"Ein Bild von einem Eindruck"
"Eindrücke sammeln"
"Den Eindruck nicht loswerden"
"Einen bleibenden Eindruck machen"

سهل الخلط

Eindruck vs Ausdruck

Ausdruck is what you express; Eindruck is what you perceive.

Eindruck vs Druck

Druck is the physical force; Eindruck is the result of that force.

Eindruck vs Abdruck

Abdruck is a physical copy or fingerprint; Eindruck is mental.

Eindruck vs Anschein

Anschein is how something looks; Eindruck is how it feels to you.

Eindruck vs Wirkung

Wirkung is the objective effect; Eindruck is the subjective feeling.

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كيفية الاستخدام

verb nuance

'Gewinnen' is for forming an opinion, 'hinterlassen' is for the effect you have on others.

preposition choice

Use 'auf' for the person being impressed and 'von' for the thing being judged.

أخطاء شائعة
  • Using 'an' instead of 'auf'.
  • Confusing it with 'Ausdruck'.
  • Forgetting the Umlaut in the plural (Eindrücke).
  • Using 'Eindruck' for blood pressure (Blutdruck).
  • Saying 'ein Eindruck' in the accusative case.

نصائح

Case Usage

Always use the accusative 'einen Eindruck' after 'machen' and 'haben'.

Compound Nouns

Look out for 'Gesamteindruck' (overall impression) and 'Hintergrundeindruck'.

Softening Opinions

Use 'Ich habe den Eindruck...' to make your opinions sound less aggressive.

Formal Letters

In formal letters, use 'hinterlassen' to describe the impact of a meeting.

Punctuality

In Germany, being late will definitely leave a 'schlechten Eindruck'.

News Context

Journalists use 'Es entsteht der Eindruck' to avoid direct bias.

Seal Metaphor

Visualize a seal (Eindruck) being pressed into wax (your mind).

Prepositions

Remember: Eindruck AUF (on) and Eindruck VON (of).

Root Word

The root is 'Druck' (pressure). Think of mental pressure.

Eindrucksbildung

This is the psychological term for how we form opinions of others.

احفظها

أصل الكلمة

Middle High German 'indruc', from 'in' + 'drucken' (to press).

السياق الثقافي

Using 'Eindruck' is a way to soften criticism in German social discourse.

A firm handshake and eye contact are essential for a good 'Eindruck'.

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سياقات واقعية

بدايات محادثة

"Was war dein erster Eindruck von dieser Stadt?"

"Hast du auch den Eindruck, dass das Wetter schlechter wird?"

"Welchen Eindruck hat der neue Kollege auf dich gemacht?"

"Wie war dein Eindruck vom gestrigen Konzert?"

"Hattest du einen guten Eindruck beim Vorstellungsgespräch?"

مواضيع للكتابة اليومية

Beschreibe deinen ersten Eindruck von deinem besten Freund.

Welche Eindrücke hast du von deiner letzten Reise mitgenommen?

Warum ist der erste Eindruck in deiner Kultur wichtig?

Hattest du jemals einen falschen Eindruck von einer Person?

Welches Kunstwerk hat den tiefsten Eindruck bei dir hinterlassen?

الأسئلة الشائعة

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It is masculine: der Eindruck.

The plural is 'die Eindrücke'.

No, you should say 'Ich habe einen Eindruck von ihm'.

It means to show off or try to impress people in a superficial way.

Yes, they are very similar in most contexts.

Der erste Eindruck.

Yes, it can mean a physical indentation, though this is less common in daily speech.

Einen Eindruck machen (auf jemanden).

Eindruck is a perception based on observation; Gefühl is a more general emotion.

In the accusative (common with 'haben' and 'machen'), it is 'einen Eindruck'.

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