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Feedback

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव Feedback 30 सेकंड में
व्याख्या Feedback in your Level:
At the A1 level, 'Feedback' is a word you might encounter in very simple contexts, often related to learning German. Your teacher might say 'Gut gemacht!' (Well done!) as a form of positive feedback. At this stage, you don't need to use the word yourself very often, but you should recognize it as a term for a reaction or a comment. You might see it on simple websites or apps where you can click a button to 'Feedback geben' (give feedback). It is a 'loanword', which means it looks and sounds like the English word, making it easy to remember. Just remember that in German, it is a noun, so it starts with a capital letter: Feedback. You can use it with 'das' (das Feedback). For example: 'Das Feedback ist gut.' (The feedback is good.) or 'Ich habe Feedback.' (I have feedback.) It is a useful word to know because it is used exactly like this in many languages today.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the A2 level, you can start using 'Feedback' in simple sentences to express your needs in a classroom or workplace. You might ask your teacher: 'Können Sie mir Feedback geben?' (Can you give me feedback?). You are learning to describe things, so you can combine 'Feedback' with simple adjectives like 'positiv', 'negativ', 'gut', or 'schlecht'. You might also hear it in the context of customer service. For example, after buying something, a shop might ask: 'Wie war Ihr Einkauf? Geben Sie uns Feedback!' (How was your shopping? Give us feedback!). At this level, you should focus on the basic verb-noun combination 'Feedback geben'. You also start to understand that 'Feedback' is more than just a 'yes' or 'no'; it's a short explanation of what someone thinks about your work or action.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the B1 level, you are expected to handle professional and everyday situations with more confidence. 'Feedback' becomes a key word for your 'Arbeitswelt' (world of work). You should be able to ask for feedback more politely: 'Ich würde mich über Ihr Feedback freuen' (I would be happy to receive your feedback). You also learn the word 'Rückmeldung', which is the German synonym. You should understand the difference between 'positives Feedback' and 'konstruktives Feedback'. Constructive feedback is very important in German culture because it helps you improve. You might have to write a short email asking for feedback on a project or a task. You should also be able to understand simple feedback given to you and react to it, for example by saying: 'Danke für das Feedback, ich werde das korrigieren' (Thanks for the feedback, I will correct that).
At the B2 level, you should be able to discuss the concept of 'Feedback-Kultur' (feedback culture). You understand that feedback is a vital part of communication in German companies. You can use more complex verbs like 'einholen' (to seek/request) or 'auswerten' (to evaluate). For example: 'Wir müssen das Kundenfeedback sorgfältig auswerten' (We must carefully evaluate the customer feedback). You can also use the word in the genitive case: 'Aufgrund des negativen Feedbacks haben wir den Plan geändert' (Due to the negative feedback, we changed the plan). You are aware of the cultural nuance that German feedback is often very direct and 'to the point'. You can participate in meetings where feedback is given and received, and you can express your own feedback in a structured way using phrases like 'Mein Feedback dazu wäre...' (My feedback on that would be...).
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C1 level, you use 'Feedback' with stylistic precision. You understand the subtle differences between 'Feedback', 'Kritik', 'Resonanz', and 'Stellungnahme'. You can use the word in abstract discussions about management styles or pedagogical theories. You might talk about 'Feedbackschleifen' (feedback loops) in technical or organizational processes. Your vocabulary includes sophisticated collocations like 'unverblümtes Feedback' (blunt feedback) or 'ergebnisorientiertes Feedback' (result-oriented feedback). You can navigate complex interpersonal situations where giving feedback requires tact and diplomatic language. You also recognize the word in academic texts or high-level journalism, where it might refer to the public's reaction to political decisions or social changes. You are able to provide detailed, nuanced feedback yourself, both orally and in writing, using a wide range of vocabulary to support your points.
पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें
At the C2 level, you have a near-native command of the word and its various connotations. You can analyze the linguistic integration of 'Feedback' into the German language and discuss its impact on traditional German terms like 'Rückmeldung'. You are comfortable using it in any register, from highly technical engineering contexts (where it refers to control systems) to philosophical discussions about human interaction. You can use the word with irony or in idiomatic ways. You understand the deep psychological implications of 'Feedback' in a therapeutic or coaching context. You can write comprehensive reports or essays analyzing 'Feedback-Mechanismen' in society. For you, 'Feedback' is not just a word but a multifaceted concept that you can manipulate to express precise nuances of thought, whether you are discussing the 'Resonanzraum' of a public debate or the 'biologisches Feedback' (biofeedback) of the human body.
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Feedback 30 सेकंड में

  • Feedback is a neuter noun (das Feedback) used in German to describe constructive responses to work or behavior, often in professional settings.
  • It is a loanword from English but follows German grammar rules, including capitalization and the plural form 'Feedbacks'.
  • Commonly paired with verbs like 'geben' (give), 'bekommen' (receive), and 'einholen' (seek), and the preposition 'zu' (on/about).
  • In German culture, feedback is valued for its directness and its role in the 'continuous improvement process' (KVP).

The German word Feedback is a fascinating example of a linguistic loanword that has become indispensable in modern German communication, particularly within professional, educational, and interpersonal spheres. While the German language possesses native terms like Rückmeldung or Resonanz, the English term "Feedback" has carved out a specific niche that implies a structured, often constructive exchange of information regarding performance or behavior. In its core essence, Feedback refers to the process of providing a recipient with data about their actions, allowing for adjustment, improvement, or validation. In a German context, this is not merely a casual comment but often a formalized part of the Feedback-Kultur (feedback culture) that emphasizes transparency and growth.

Grammatical Gender
Das Feedback (Neuter). It is almost exclusively used with the neuter article 'das'.
Plural Form
Die Feedbacks. While often used as an uncountable concept, the plural is common when referring to multiple individual responses.
Semantic Range
Covers everything from a quick 'thumbs up' to a multi-page performance review.

To understand 'Feedback' in German, one must recognize that it carries a weight of expectation. Unlike a simple 'opinion' (Meinung), feedback is expected to be actionable. In German business psychology, the concept is often linked to the 'Cybernetic Loop', where the output of a system is returned as input to control the system. When a German colleague asks for feedback, they are typically looking for specific points of improvement rather than vague praise. This directness is a hallmark of German communication styles, where 'Feedback' serves as the vehicle for this honesty.

"Vielen Dank für dein ehrliches Feedback zu meiner Präsentation; es hat mir sehr geholfen, die Fehler zu korrigieren."

— Example of professional usage

The word has also spawned various compound nouns. You will frequently encounter Feedbackgespräch (feedback meeting), Feedbackbogen (feedback form), and Feedbackschleife (feedback loop). These terms highlight how deeply the concept is integrated into the structural fabric of German organizations. Even in schools, the 'Schüler-Lehrer-Feedback' is a standard pedagogical tool. The nuance here is that 'Feedback' is perceived as more modern and perhaps slightly more 'neutral' or 'objective' than the older term 'Kritik', which can sometimes carry a negative connotation of finding fault.

"Wir müssen die Feedbackschleifen verkürzen, um schneller auf Kundenwünsche reagieren zu können."

Synonym: Rückmeldung
Often used interchangeably, but 'Rückmeldung' can also mean a simple confirmation of receipt.
Synonym: Resonanz
Used more in the context of public or artistic reception (e.g., 'Die Resonanz auf das Konzert war groß').

Furthermore, the concept of 'konstruktives Feedback' is a pillar of German soft-skills training. It involves the 'Sandwich-Methode' (praise-criticism-praise), though modern German management often prefers the 'radical candor' approach where the 'Feedback' is direct and unfiltered. This cultural nuance is vital: in Germany, 'Feedback' is often synonymous with 'improvement suggestions'. If someone says 'Ich habe ein kleines Feedback für dich', prepare for a detailed analysis of what could be better. It is rarely just a compliment.

"Das Feedback der Kunden war überwältigend positiv, was das Team sehr motiviert hat."

In summary, 'Feedback' in German is a high-frequency, high-utility noun that bridges the gap between technical data and human interaction. It is the lifeblood of the 'kontinuierlicher Verbesserungsprozess' (continuous improvement process) and is essential for anyone navigating the German-speaking professional world. Its adoption reflects the globalized nature of work, yet its application remains distinctly German in its pursuit of precision and efficiency.

Using the word Feedback correctly involves understanding its grammatical environment and the specific verbs it pairs with. As a neuter noun, it takes the articles das, eines, dem, and des. In daily conversation, it is most frequently used in the accusative case as the object of an action.

Common Verbs
geben (to give), erhalten/bekommen (to receive), einholen (to seek/request), umsetzen (to implement).

When you want to ask for feedback, you might say: "Könntest du mir bitte Feedback geben?" or more formally, "Ich würde gerne Ihr Feedback zu diesem Entwurf einholen." The verb 'einholen' is particularly useful in professional settings as it implies a proactive search for quality assessment. Once you have received the feedback, the next step is often Feedback umsetzen, which means to apply the suggestions to your work.

"Nachdem ich das Feedback umgesetzt hatte, war der Chef mit dem Bericht zufrieden."

Adjectives often modify 'Feedback' to specify its nature. Konstruktives Feedback is the gold standard, meaning it is helpful and aimed at improvement. Ehrliches Feedback (honest feedback) is highly valued in German culture, even if it is tough to hear. Negatives or positives Feedback are straightforward, but you might also hear detailliertes (detailed) or kurzes (brief) feedback.

In terms of sentence structure, 'Feedback' often appears in the 'Dativ' when referring to the person receiving it: "Er gab dem Kollegen ein Feedback." However, it is more common to use the preposition 'zu' to indicate what the feedback is about: "Feedback zu meiner Arbeit" or "Feedback zum Projekt". Avoid using 'über' in this context, as 'zu' is the standard preposition for topical feedback.

"Haben Sie bereits Feedback zu Ihrem Urlaubsantrag erhalten?"

Another advanced usage involves the 'Feedback-Schleife' (feedback loop). In technical or business contexts, this refers to a recurring process of evaluation. For example: "Wir befinden uns in einer Feedback-Schleife mit der Entwicklungsabteilung." This implies a continuous dialogue. Understanding these collocations allows a learner to move from basic vocabulary to professional fluency.

You will encounter the word Feedback in a variety of settings, ranging from the corporate boardroom to the local sports club. Its versatility is one of its primary characteristics. In the modern German workplace, 'Feedback' is a buzzword that appears in almost every meeting. You will hear it during Mitarbeitergesprächen (employee appraisals), where managers provide structured feedback on performance.

"In unserem Unternehmen legen wir großen Wert auf eine offene Feedback-Kultur."

In educational environments, teachers provide feedback to students on their assignments. Instead of just giving a grade (Note), a teacher might say: "Ich gebe dir morgen ein detailliertes Feedback zu deinem Aufsatz." This suggests a more qualitative approach to learning. Similarly, in universities, professors often ask for 'Kurs-Feedback' at the end of a semester to improve their teaching methods.

E-Commerce
Websites ask for 'Kunden-Feedback' after a purchase.
Social Media
Influencers ask their followers for 'Feedback in den Kommentaren'.
Creative Arts
Writers and artists seek 'Feedback' from beta readers or peers.

The word is also prevalent in the tech industry. Software developers talk about 'User Feedback' to identify bugs or desired features. In this context, 'Feedback' is often data-driven. You might hear: "Das Feedback der Beta-Tester war eindeutig: Die App ist zu langsam." Here, the word represents a collective voice of the user base.

Even in private life, the word is used, though sometimes more casually. Friends might ask for feedback on an outfit or a recipe. "Wie schmeckt die Suppe? Gib mir mal ein ehrliches Feedback!" This shows how the word has moved from formal business jargon into everyday vernacular, replacing older terms because it sounds more constructive and less like a personal judgment.

One of the most frequent mistakes learners make with Feedback is using the wrong grammatical gender. Because it is an English loanword, some learners assume it is masculine (der Feedback) or feminine (die Feedback). However, in German, it is strictly das Feedback. Using the wrong article is a quick giveaway that someone is still mastering the basics of the language.

Falsch: Kannst du mir den Feedback geben?
Richtig: Kannst du mir das Feedback geben?

Another common error is the pluralization. While 'Feedbacks' is the correct plural, many learners try to use it as an uncountable noun like in English ("some feedback"). In German, you can say "ein paar Feedbacks" or "viele Feedbacks". However, it is often better to use the singular with a quantifier: "viel Feedback" (much feedback) rather than "viele Feedbacks", unless you are specifically referring to distinct pieces of feedback from different sources.

Preposition Error
Using 'über' instead of 'zu'. While 'über' is sometimes heard, 'zu' is the standard for 'feedback on/about'.
Verb Confusion
Using 'machen' (to do) instead of 'geben' (to give). You don't 'make' feedback in German; you 'give' it.

Learners also struggle with the nuance between Feedback and Kritik. While they can overlap, 'Kritik' in German is often perceived as more negative or evaluative, whereas 'Feedback' is seen as a developmental tool. Using 'Kritik' when you mean 'Feedback' might put the recipient on the defensive unnecessarily. Conversely, using 'Feedback' for a purely negative scolding is seen as a misuse of the term's constructive intent.

Finally, avoid overusing the word. While common, using 'Feedback' for every single response can sound repetitive or overly 'corporate'. In casual settings, words like Meinung (opinion) or Eindruck (impression) are often more natural. For example, instead of asking for 'Feedback' on your new haircut, ask: "Wie gefällt dir mein neuer Haarschnitt?"

To truly master the semantic field of Feedback, one must understand its synonyms and related terms. The most direct German equivalent is die Rückmeldung. This word is highly versatile and can be used in almost any context where 'Feedback' is appropriate. However, 'Rückmeldung' also has a broader meaning of 'reply' or 'confirmation'. For instance, if you RSVP to an invitation, that is a 'Rückmeldung', but it is not 'Feedback'.

"Ich warte noch auf eine Rückmeldung von der Personalabteilung bezüglich meiner Bewerbung."

Another important word is die Kritik. As mentioned before, this can mean 'criticism' in a negative sense, but it also refers to 'critique' or 'review' (like a film review - Filmkritik). In a professional setting, konstruktive Kritik is essentially the same as constructive feedback. However, 'Kritik' implies a more formal evaluation of merits and faults.

Die Resonanz
Refers to the echo or reaction from a larger group or the public. 'Die Resonanz auf das neue Produkt war positiv.'
Die Stellungnahme
A more formal 'statement' or 'position' on a specific issue. Often used in legal or official contexts.
Das Echo
Literally 'echo', used metaphorically for the reaction something triggers. 'Ein breites Medienecho'.

For more informal situations, you might use die Meinung (opinion) or der Eindruck (impression). If you want to know what someone thinks about a draft, you could ask: "Was ist dein erster Eindruck?" This sounds less formal than asking for 'Feedback'. Another term is die Beurteilung (assessment/evaluation), which is common in school reports or formal performance reviews.

Lastly, die Evaluation is used in academic or highly structured corporate environments. It implies a systematic and objective analysis based on specific criteria. While 'Feedback' can be subjective and personal, an 'Evaluation' is expected to be rigorous and data-backed. Understanding these distinctions allows you to choose the word that best fits the level of formality and the specific goal of the communication.

How Formal Is It?

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तुकबंदी
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कठिनाई स्तर

ज़रूरी व्याकरण

Noun capitalization

Genitive case for possession

Preposition 'zu' with dative

Compound noun formation

Modal verbs for polite requests

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स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

1

Das Feedback ist super.

The feedback is great.

Simple subject-predicate structure with 'das Feedback'.

2

Ich brauche dein Feedback.

I need your feedback.

Accusative case: 'dein Feedback' is the direct object.

3

Danke für das Feedback!

Thanks for the feedback!

The preposition 'für' always takes the accusative case.

4

Ist das Feedback positiv?

Is the feedback positive?

Interrogative sentence with an adjective.

5

Hier ist mein Feedback.

Here is my feedback.

Use of the possessive pronoun 'mein'.

6

Geben Sie mir Feedback.

Give me feedback.

Imperative form (formal 'Sie').

7

Kein Feedback ist auch Feedback.

No feedback is also feedback.

A common German saying about silence.

8

Das Feedback war kurz.

The feedback was short.

Past tense 'war' (was).

1

Kannst du mir bitte ein kurzes Feedback geben?

Can you please give me a short feedback?

Modal verb 'können' with the infinitive 'geben' at the end.

2

Ich habe viel Feedback von meinem Lehrer bekommen.

I got a lot of feedback from my teacher.

Perfect tense: 'habe... bekommen'.

3

Das Feedback der Kunden ist sehr wichtig für uns.

The customers' feedback is very important to us.

Genitive plural: 'der Kunden' (of the customers).

4

Wir schreiben das Feedback auf ein Blatt Papier.

We are writing the feedback on a piece of paper.

Preposition 'auf' with accusative (direction).

5

Möchten Sie uns ein Feedback hinterlassen?

Would you like to leave us feedback?

Verb 'hinterlassen' (to leave behind).

6

Sein Feedback war leider negativ.

His feedback was unfortunately negative.

Adverb 'leider' (unfortunately) used for emphasis.

7

Ich warte auf dein Feedback zu dem Foto.

I am waiting for your feedback on the photo.

Prepositional object: 'warten auf' + accusative.

8

Gibt es schon Feedback vom Chef?

Is there already feedback from the boss?

Contraction 'vom' (von + dem).

1

Ich würde mich über Ihr konstruktives Feedback freuen.

I would be happy to receive your constructive feedback.

Konjunktiv II 'würde' for politeness.

2

Wir führen morgen ein Feedbackgespräch.

We are having a feedback meeting tomorrow.

Compound noun: Feedback + Gespräch.

3

Können Sie mir Feedback zu meiner Präsentation geben?

Can you give me feedback on my presentation?

Preposition 'zu' is standard for 'feedback on'.

4

Das Feedback hat mir geholfen, meine Fehler zu verstehen.

The feedback helped me understand my mistakes.

Verb 'helfen' takes the dative ('mir') and an infinitive with 'zu'.

5

Vielen Dank für die schnellen Feedbacks der Teilnehmer.

Many thanks for the quick feedback from the participants.

Plural form 'Feedbacks' used for multiple individual responses.

6

Ich habe das Feedback in den neuen Entwurf eingearbeitet.

I incorporated the feedback into the new draft.

Separable verb 'einarbeiten'.

7

Ohne Feedback können wir uns nicht verbessern.

Without feedback, we cannot improve.

Preposition 'ohne' takes the accusative.

8

Das Feedback war zwar hart, aber ehrlich.

The feedback was indeed harsh, but honest.

Conjunction 'zwar... aber' (indeed... but).

1

Eine offene Feedback-Kultur ist die Basis für unseren Erfolg.

An open feedback culture is the basis for our success.

Hyphenated compound noun 'Feedback-Kultur'.

2

Wir sollten regelmäßig Feedback von unseren Nutzern einholen.

We should regularly seek feedback from our users.

Verb 'einholen' (to seek/request).

3

Das Feedback fiel insgesamt sehr positiv aus.

The feedback turned out to be very positive overall.

Phrasal verb 'ausfallen' (to turn out).

4

Kritik ist oft nur eine andere Form von Feedback.

Criticism is often just another form of feedback.

Comparison with 'nur eine andere Form von'.

5

Sie gab mir ein detailliertes Feedback zu meinem Führungsstil.

She gave me detailed feedback on my leadership style.

Adjective 'detailliert' in the accusative neuter.

6

Die Feedbackschleife zwischen Marketing und Vertrieb muss verbessert werden.

The feedback loop between marketing and sales needs to be improved.

Passive voice 'muss verbessert werden'.

7

Trotz des negativen Feedbacks hielten sie an ihrem Plan fest.

Despite the negative feedback, they stuck to their plan.

Genitive case after the preposition 'trotz'.

8

Ich schätze dein Feedback sehr, auch wenn es schmerzhaft ist.

I value your feedback very much, even if it is painful.

Subordinate clause with 'auch wenn'.

1

Das Feedback der Fachjury war vernichtend, aber fachlich fundiert.

The expert jury's feedback was scathing but technically sound.

Advanced adjectives: 'vernichtend' and 'fundiert'.

2

In dieser Phase des Projekts ist kontinuierliches Feedback unerlässlich.

At this stage of the project, continuous feedback is essential.

Adjective 'unerlässlich' (essential/indispensable).

3

Wir müssen die Mechanismen der Feedback-Verarbeitung optimieren.

We need to optimize the mechanisms of feedback processing.

Genitive construction 'der Feedback-Verarbeitung'.

4

Sein Feedback zeugte von einer tiefen Sachkenntnis.

His feedback testified to deep expertise.

Verb 'zeugen von' + dative.

5

Das Feedback wurde anonymisiert, um die Privatsphäre zu schützen.

The feedback was anonymized to protect privacy.

Passive voice with a final clause ('um... zu').

6

Es mangelt in der Abteilung an einer konstruktiven Feedback-Bereitschaft.

There is a lack of constructive feedback-readiness in the department.

Impersonal construction 'es mangelt an' + dative.

7

Das Feedback-System der Plattform ist anfällig für Manipulationen.

The platform's feedback system is susceptible to manipulation.

Adjective 'anfällig für' + accusative.

8

Durch gezieltes Feedback lassen sich Lernprozesse massiv beschleunigen.

Through targeted feedback, learning processes can be massively accelerated.

Reflexive passive construction 'lassen sich... beschleunigen'.

1

Die philosophische Dimension des Feedbacks wird oft unterschätzt.

The philosophical dimension of feedback is often underestimated.

Abstract noun 'Dimension' with genitive 'des Feedbacks'.

2

Feedback fungiert hier als korrektiv für gesellschaftliche Fehlentwicklungen.

Feedback functions here as a corrective for social aberrations.

Verb 'fungieren als' (to function as).

3

Die Resonanz der Öffentlichkeit ist ein unbestechliches Feedback.

Public resonance is an incorruptible feedback.

Metaphorical use of 'unbestechlich' (incorruptible).

4

In der Kybernetik ist Feedback die Grundvoraussetzung für Selbstregulierung.

In cybernetics, feedback is the basic prerequisite for self-regulation.

Technical terminology 'Kybernetik' and 'Selbstregulierung'.

5

Das Feedback-Paradoxon besagt, dass zu viel Kritik die Leistung mindert.

The feedback paradox states that too much criticism reduces performance.

Noun-noun compound 'Feedback-Paradoxon'.

6

Die subtilen Nuancen seines Feedbacks waren nur für Eingeweihte erkennbar.

The subtle nuances of his feedback were only recognizable to those in the know.

Adjective 'erkennbar' with dative 'für Eingeweihte'.

7

Feedback-Prozesse sind tief in der menschlichen Evolution verwurzelt.

Feedback processes are deeply rooted in human evolution.

Participle 'verwurzelt' (rooted).

8

Die diskursive Auseinandersetzung mit Feedback fördert die Ambiguitätstoleranz.

Discursive engagement with feedback promotes tolerance of ambiguity.

High-level academic vocabulary.

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

konstruktives Feedback
positives Feedback
negatives Feedback
Feedback geben
Feedback erhalten
Feedback einholen
Feedback umsetzen
detailliertes Feedback
ehrliches Feedback
Feedback-Kultur

सामान्य वाक्यांश

Vielen Dank für das Feedback.
Ich hätte gerne ein Feedback dazu.
Kannst du mir Feedback geben?
Das Feedback war hilfreich.
Wir warten auf Feedback.
Konstruktives Feedback ist wichtig.
Ein kurzes Feedback reicht.
Das Feedback der Kunden.
Feedback einarbeiten.
Feedback-Gespräch führen.

अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है

Feedback vs Rückruf (callback - phone)

Feedback vs Antwort (answer to a question)

Feedback vs Kritik (can be purely negative)

मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ

"Kein Feedback ist auch Feedback."
"Feedback ist ein Geschenk."
"In der Feedbackschleife hängen."
"Ein Echo hervorrufen."
"Auf Resonanz stoßen."
"Den Spiegel vorhalten."
"Butter bei die Fische geben (related to direct feedback)."
"Klartext reden (related to giving honest feedback)."
"Den Nagel auf den Kopf treffen."
"Ein Blatt vor den Mund nehmen (antonymic behavior to giving feedback)."

आसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले

Feedback vs Rückmeldung

More formal, can also mean 'confirmation of receipt'.

Feedback vs Beurteilung

More like a final grade or official assessment.

Feedback vs Stellungnahme

A formal statement of position.

Feedback vs Bewertung

A rating (like 4/5 stars).

Feedback vs Besprechung

A meeting where feedback might be discussed.

वाक्य संरचनाएँ

सभी उदाहरण देखने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

इसे कैसे इस्तेमाल करें

plural usage

Use 'Feedbacks' when referring to distinct items (e.g., 'die Feedbacks der 10 Tester').

loanword status

Highly integrated, no longer feels 'foreign'.

सामान्य गलतियाँ

  • Feedback is a neuter noun.

  • In German, you 'give' feedback, you don't 'make' it.

  • The preposition 'zu' is the standard choice for topics.

  • Use 'viel' for uncountable or 'Feedbacks' for plural.

  • Often used without 'ein' in singular as a general concept.

सुझाव

Sei konkret

Vermeide allgemeines Feedback wie 'Das war gut'. Sag stattdessen genau, was gut war, zum Beispiel: 'Deine Einleitung war sehr klar'. So weiß die andere Person, was sie beibehalten soll. Konkretes Feedback ist viel wertvoller.

Direktheit akzeptieren

Wundere dich nicht, wenn Deutsche direkt zum Punkt kommen. Das ist nicht unhöflich, sondern effizient. Man möchte keine Zeit verschwenden und direkt an den Problemen arbeiten. Nimm es professionell und nicht persönlich.

Artikel merken

Merke dir 'Das Feedback' zusammen mit einem Bild eines neutralen Geschenks. Da 'Geschenk' auch neutral ist (das Geschenk), hilft das bei der Assoziation. Benutze den Artikel immer konsequent. Das festigt dein Sprachgefühl.

E-Mail-Etikette

Wenn du per E-Mail um Feedback bittest, setze eine Frist. Schreib zum Beispiel: 'Ich freue mich über dein Feedback bis Freitag'. Das hilft dem anderen, seine Zeit zu planen. Es wirkt organisiert und zielstrebig.

Ich-Botschaften

Sag 'Ich habe den Eindruck, dass...' statt 'Du hast das falsch gemacht'. Das klingt weniger aggressiv und öffnet den Raum für ein Gespräch. Die andere Person fühlt sich weniger angegriffen. So bleibt das Feedback konstruktiv.

Aktiv zuhören

Unterbrich die Person nicht, die dir Feedback gibt. Mach dir eventuell Notizen, während sie spricht. Bedanke dich am Ende für die Zeit und die Mühe. Das zeigt, dass du das Feedback wertschätzt.

Synonyme nutzen

Variiere deine Sprache, indem du auch mal 'Rückmeldung' sagst. Das macht deinen Ausdruck reicher und weniger abhängig von Anglizismen. In sehr formellen Briefen ist 'Rückmeldung' oft die bessere Wahl. Kenne beide Wörter gut.

Feedback umsetzen

Feedback ist nur nützlich, wenn du etwas damit machst. Erstelle einen kleinen Plan, wie du die Vorschläge einarbeitest. Zeig der Person später das Ergebnis. Das beweist, dass du ihr Feedback ernst genommen hast.

Feedback anbieten

Frag deine Kollegen: 'Möchtest du ein Feedback von mir dazu?'. Manchmal ist es besser zu fragen, bevor man ungefragt Kritik übt. Das respektiert die Grenzen des anderen. Es baut Vertrauen im Team auf.

Feedback-Gespräche vorbereiten

Geh nicht unvorbereitet in ein Feedback-Gespräch. Überlege dir vorher drei Punkte, die gut liefen, und drei Punkte mit Potenzial. Hab Beispiele parat, um deine Aussagen zu belegen. Vorbereitung gibt dir Sicherheit.

याद करें

शब्द की उत्पत्ति

English 'feedback' (feed + back).

सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ

In formal settings, use 'Sie' when giving or asking for feedback.

German feedback is famously blunt and focused on errors.

Commonly taught but often seen as 'too American' by some Germans who prefer directness.

असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें

वास्तविक संदर्भ

बातचीत की शुरुआत

"Was ist dein Feedback zu dem neuen Projekt?"

"Hast du schon Feedback vom Kunden bekommen?"

"Wie wichtig ist dir ehrliches Feedback?"

"Wann hast du das letzte Mal konstruktives Feedback erhalten?"

"Glaubst du, dass wir eine gute Feedback-Kultur haben?"

डायरी विषय

Schreibe über eine Situation, in der dir Feedback geholfen hat.

Wie fühlst du dich, wenn du negatives Feedback bekommst?

Warum ist Feedback in der Schule wichtig?

Beschreibe die Feedback-Kultur in deinem Land.

Was wäre dein Feedback an dich selbst für die letzte Woche?

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल

10 सवाल

Ja, es ist ein Anglizismus, der fest in die deutsche Sprache integriert wurde. Es wird wie ein normales deutsches Nomen großgeschrieben. Man findet es in fast allen Wörterbüchern. Es ist besonders in der Arbeitswelt sehr verbreitet. Viele Deutsche bevorzugen es gegenüber dem Wort 'Rückmeldung'.

Das Wort 'Feedback' ist neutral, also 'das Feedback'. Im Genitiv heißt es 'des Feedbacks'. Im Dativ Plural sagt man 'den Feedbacks'. Es ist wichtig, den richtigen Artikel zu benutzen, um professionell zu klingen. 'Der Feedback' ist falsch.

Feedback ist meistens konstruktiv und zukunftsorientiert. Kritik kann auch rein negativ sein und Vergangenes bewerten. In der modernen Arbeitswelt wird 'Feedback' bevorzugt, weil es positiver klingt. Dennoch kann Feedback auch kritische Punkte enthalten. Der Fokus liegt beim Feedback auf der Entwicklung.

Gutes Feedback sollte konkret, zeitnah und wertschätzend sein. Man sollte Ich-Botschaften verwenden, zum Beispiel: 'Mir ist aufgefallen, dass...'. Es ist hilfreich, erst etwas Positives zu sagen. Dann nennt man den Verbesserungsvorschlag. Zum Schluss gibt man einen Ausblick.

Ja, der Plural 'Feedbacks' ist im Deutschen korrekt. Man benutzt ihn, wenn man von mehreren einzelnen Rückmeldungen spricht. Zum Beispiel: 'Ich habe fünf verschiedene Feedbacks erhalten.' Oft benutzt man aber auch den Singular als Sammelbegriff: 'Ich habe viel Feedback bekommen.' Beides ist möglich.

Es beschreibt, wie in einer Gruppe oder Firma mit Rückmeldungen umgegangen wird. Eine gute Feedback-Kultur bedeutet, dass man offen über Fehler spricht. Man gibt sich gegenseitig regelmäßig Tipps zur Verbesserung. Es gibt wenig Angst vor Kritik. Das Ziel ist gemeinsames Lernen.

Das am besten passende deutsche Wort ist 'die Rückmeldung'. Ein anderes Wort ist 'die Resonanz', was eher die Reaktion einer Menge beschreibt. 'Die Beurteilung' wird oft in der Schule verwendet. 'Die Stellungnahme' ist sehr offiziell. 'Feedback' ist jedoch am modernsten.

Man benutzt diesen Ausdruck, wenn man aktiv nach einer Meinung fragt. Es klingt professioneller als 'nach Feedback fragen'. Zum Beispiel: 'Ich möchte mir Feedback von meinen Kollegen einholen.' Es impliziert, dass man die Information für eine Verbesserung nutzen möchte. Es ist eine sehr gängige Business-Phrase.

Nein, Feedback kann positiv, negativ oder neutral sein. Wichtig ist, dass es 'konstruktiv' ist, also beim Lernen hilft. Negatives Feedback ohne Lösungsvorschlag wird oft als reine Kritik empfunden. Positives Feedback dient der Motivation. Ein Mix aus beidem ist meistens am effektivsten.

Das ist ein Prozess, bei dem das Ergebnis einer Aktion zurückgemeldet wird, um die nächste Aktion zu beeinflussen. In der Technik nennt man das 'Rückkopplung'. Im Büro bedeutet es, dass man einen Entwurf zeigt, Feedback bekommt, ihn ändert und wieder zeigt. So wird das Ergebnis immer besser. Es ist ein Kreislauf.

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खुद को परखो 180 सवाल

/ 180 correct

Perfect score!

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संबंधित सामग्री

academic के और शब्द

Abbildung

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किसी पुस्तक या दस्तावेज़ में एक चित्र, आरेख या चित्रण।

Abhandlung

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किसी विशेष विषय पर गहराई से लिखा गया एक विस्तृत लिखित कार्य, जो अक्सर अकादमिक होता है।

ableiten

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किसी आधार या स्रोत से निष्कर्ष निकालना या व्युत्पन्न करना।

Absatz

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लेख का एक अनुच्छेद (पैराग्राफ)।

abschließend

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जब आप किसी बात को अंतिम बिंदु या निष्कर्ष के रूप में कहना चाहते हैं तो 'abschließend' का प्रयोग करें।

Abschlussarbeit

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किसी डिग्री प्रोग्राम को पूरा करने के लिए लिखी गई अंतिम अकादमिक पेपर।

Abschlusszeugnis

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आधिकारिक कागज जो आपको कोई कोर्स या स्कूल पूरा करने पर मिलता है।

Abschnitt

B1

किसी बड़ी चीज़ का एक हिस्सा या खंड, जैसे किसी पाठ का अनुच्छेद या जीवन का एक चरण।

Absolvent

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स्नातक वह व्यक्ति है जिसने अपनी पढ़ाई सफलतापूर्वक पूरी की है।

absolvieren

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अध्ययन या प्रशिक्षण का एक कोर्स सफलतापूर्वक पूरा करना।

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