Signification
To annoy or irritate someone greatly.
Contexte culturel
Germans value personal space and quiet. This phrase is a standard way to signal that these values are being violated. Austrians might use 'auf den Keks gehen' (to go on the cookie) as a more humorous, regional variation.
Dative Case
Always remember that the person being annoyed is in the dative case (mir, dir, ihm, ihr).
Signification
To annoy or irritate someone greatly.
Dative Case
Always remember that the person being annoyed is in the dative case (mir, dir, ihm, ihr).
Teste-toi
Complete the sentence.
Das ständige Reden geht ____ auf die Nerven.
The person being annoyed must be in the dative case.
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Aides visuelles
Banque d exercices
1 exercicesDas ständige Reden geht ____ auf die Nerven.
The person being annoyed must be in the dative case.
🎉 Score : /1
Questions fréquentes
1 questionsNo, it is too informal and can sound rude.
Expressions liées
Auf den Geist gehen
synonymTo annoy someone
Jemanden nerven
specialized formTo annoy someone