When you hear the German word Kondition, think about how fit someone is. It's all about their physical condition, like how well they can run or exercise. If someone has good Kondition, it means they are in good shape and can do physical activities without getting tired too quickly. You might hear it when talking about sports or general health.
When you hear the German word "Kondition," it refers to someone's physical fitness or overall condition. It's about how fit or healthy someone is, especially in terms of their stamina and endurance. For example, if someone says they have good "Kondition," it means they are in good shape and can handle physical activity without getting tired quickly. It's a practical word to describe one's physical state. You'll often hear it in sports contexts or when talking about general well-being.
When you're talking about someone's physical shape or how fit they are, you'll often hear the word Kondition in German. It directly translates to "condition" or "fitness" in English. Think of it as the overall physical state of being able to perform a task without undue fatigue. For example, if someone has good Kondition, it means they are fit and have the stamina to do things like run long distances or climb stairs easily. If their Kondition is bad, they might get tired quickly. So, if you want to comment on someone's physical fitness, Kondition is the word you're looking for.
When you hear Kondition in German, think of someone's physical fitness. It's often used to describe how well someone can perform physically, especially in terms of stamina or endurance.
For instance, if someone says they have 'gute Kondition,' it means they are in good shape and can handle physical activities without getting tired quickly. Conversely, 'schlechte Kondition' means they are not very fit.
You'll often encounter this term in sports contexts, but it can also be used in everyday language to talk about general well-being.
Kondition 30 सेकंड में
- physical fitness
- stamina
- endurance
§ Grammar and Usage
Alright, let's talk about how to actually use Kondition in a German sentence. It's a feminine noun, so remember its article is die. This means it behaves like other feminine nouns when it comes to declension.
- DEFINITION
- Kondition (feminine noun) means condition or fitness, specifically referring to the physical state of being fit. Think of it as your physical stamina or endurance.
When you're talking about someone's Kondition, you'll often use possessive determiners (like meine, deine, seine) or simply the definite article. The plural form is Konditionen, but it's less common to use it in this context of physical fitness. When you do see Konditionen in the plural, it usually refers to 'terms' or 'conditions' in a more general sense, like contract terms, which is a different meaning altogether.
§ Common Verbs with 'Kondition'
You'll often hear Kondition used with verbs that describe having, improving, or losing fitness. Here are a few common ones:
- haben (to have): To express that someone has good or bad fitness.
- verbessern (to improve): To talk about getting fitter.
- verlieren (to lose): To describe a decrease in fitness.
- aufbauen (to build up): Similar to 'improve,' but often implies starting from a lower level.
- trainieren (to train): When you're actively working on your fitness.
Er hat eine ausgezeichnete Kondition.
Translation hint: He has excellent fitness.
Sie muss ihre Kondition verbessern.
Translation hint: She needs to improve her fitness.
§ Adjectives and Descriptors
You'll almost always use an adjective to describe the kind of Kondition someone has. Here are some common ones:
- gut (good)
- schlecht (bad)
- ausgezeichnet (excellent)
- schwach (weak)
- stark (strong)
- mangelhaft (deficient/poor)
Nach der Verletzung war ihre Kondition schwach.
Translation hint: After the injury, her fitness was weak.
Ein Marathonläufer braucht eine sehr gute Kondition.
Translation hint: A marathon runner needs very good fitness.
§ Prepositions with 'Kondition'
When talking about a specific type or state of fitness, you might use prepositions, though it's less common than directly using adjectives. For example, you could say something is 'in gutem Zustand' (in good condition), but for physical fitness, Kondition usually stands alone or with an adjective.
However, you might encounter phrases like:
- in guter Kondition sein (to be in good condition/fit)
- seine Kondition aufbauen/trainieren für etwas (to build up/train one's fitness for something)
Ich muss meine Kondition für den Bergaufstieg aufbauen.
Translation hint: I need to build up my fitness for the mountain ascent.
§ Practical Examples in Context
Let's look at a few more complete sentences to get a better feel for how Kondition fits naturally into conversations.
Sein Job erfordert eine exzellente körperliche Kondition.
Translation hint: His job requires excellent physical fitness.
Regelmäßiges Training ist wichtig, um die Kondition zu halten.
Translation hint: Regular training is important to maintain fitness.
Nach der langen Pause hat er leider seine ganze Kondition verloren.
Translation hint: After the long break, he unfortunately lost all his fitness.
Remember, when you're talking about someone's physical stamina or endurance, Kondition is the word you want. Keep practicing these examples, and you'll be using it like a pro in no time!
§ Understanding 'Kondition' in German
Alright, let's talk about Kondition. This German noun, rated B1, is super practical. It means 'condition' or 'fitness' – basically, your physical state of being fit. Think about how you'd use 'condition' in English when you're talking about someone's physical shape. That's exactly how 'Kondition' works in German. It's not about the condition of an object, like a car or a book. It's all about people and their physical readiness.
§ 'Kondition' in Everyday Life
You'll hear Kondition a lot in everyday conversations, especially when people are discussing sports, health, or just general well-being. It's a common word among friends, family, and colleagues. You might use it to describe your own fitness level or to comment on someone else's. It's a very straightforward term, so don't overthink it.
- DEFINITION
- condition, fitness; physical state of being fit
Ich muss meine Kondition verbessern. (I need to improve my fitness/condition.)
Er hat eine gute Kondition für den Marathon. (He has good condition/stamina for the marathon.)
§ Using 'Kondition' in Sports and Exercise
This is where Kondition really shines. Any discussion about sports, training, or physical activity will likely involve this word. Athletes, coaches, and even casual exercisers use it constantly. If you're into sports, this word will be a regular part of your German vocabulary.
- When talking about running, cycling, or any endurance sport: Meine Kondition reicht nicht für 10 Kilometer. (My stamina isn't enough for 10 kilometers.)
- When discussing training goals: Ich trainiere, um meine Kondition zu steigern. (I'm training to increase my fitness/stamina.)
- When describing an athlete's performance: Der Spieler hat eine hervorragende Kondition. (The player has excellent condition/fitness.)
Für diesen Sport braucht man viel Kondition. (You need a lot of stamina/fitness for this sport.)
§ 'Kondition' in a Professional or Work Context
While less common than in sports, Kondition can appear in work-related discussions, especially in professions that require physical endurance. Think about jobs in construction, emergency services, or even certain artistic performances. If a job demands physical fitness, 'Kondition' will be relevant.
Die Feuerwehrleute müssen eine ausgezeichnete Kondition haben. (Firefighters must have excellent physical condition/stamina.)
Diese Arbeit erfordert eine gute körperliche Kondition. (This work requires good physical condition/fitness.)
§ 'Kondition' in News and Media
You'll encounter Kondition in news reports, especially those covering sporting events, health topics, or even stories about rescue operations. When journalists talk about an athlete's readiness or a public servant's physical demands, 'Kondition' is the word they'll use. It's a precise and commonly understood term in German media.
Nach der Verletzung muss er seine Kondition wieder aufbauen. (After the injury, he has to rebuild his fitness.)
Die Bergsteiger hatten eine hervorragende Kondition. (The mountain climbers had excellent stamina/condition.)
§ Understanding "Kondition"
Let's talk about the German word "Kondition." This is a useful noun to know, especially if you're into sports, health, or just talking about how you're feeling physically. It’s pretty straightforward, but knowing its nuances will make your German sound much more natural.
- German Word
- Kondition (die)
- CEFR Level
- B1
- Definition
- condition, fitness; physical state of being fit.
In plain English, "Kondition" refers to your physical fitness or stamina. It’s about how well your body can handle physical effort. Think about running a marathon or even just climbing a flight of stairs without getting winded. That's your "Kondition" at play.
§ Examples of "Kondition" in use
Let's look at some examples to see how "Kondition" fits into sentences.
Meine Kondition ist nach dem Urlaub nicht mehr so gut.
- Hint
- My condition/fitness isn't as good after the vacation.
Er hat eine ausgezeichnete Kondition für einen Läufer.
- Hint
- He has excellent condition/fitness for a runner.
Wir müssen unsere Kondition verbessern, wenn wir den Berg besteigen wollen.
- Hint
- We need to improve our condition/fitness if we want to climb the mountain.
§ Related phrases and verbs
You'll often hear "Kondition" used with certain verbs. Here are a couple of common ones:
- Kondition haben: to have condition/fitness.
- Kondition aufbauen/verbessern: to build up/improve condition/fitness.
- Kondition verlieren: to lose condition/fitness.
Ich habe leider keine gute Kondition mehr.
- Hint
- Unfortunately, I don't have good fitness anymore.
Man muss regelmäßig trainieren, um Kondition aufzubauen.
- Hint
- One must train regularly to build up fitness.
§ Similar words and when to use "Kondition"
German has a few words that might seem similar, but "Kondition" has a specific focus. Let's look at some alternatives and when to choose "Kondition" over them.
- Fitness (die): This is a direct loanword from English and is very commonly used in German, especially in the context of gyms and general physical well-being. It's often interchangeable with "Kondition" when talking about general physical health and ability. However, "Kondition" tends to emphasize endurance and stamina more specifically.
Ich gehe ins Fitnessstudio, um meine Fitness zu verbessern.
- Hint
- I go to the gym to improve my fitness.
You could also say "um meine Kondition zu verbessern" here, but "Fitness" feels a bit more encompassing for overall physical health, whereas "Kondition" zeroes in on stamina.
- Zustand (der): This is a more general word meaning "state" or "condition." It can refer to the condition of anything – a car, a building, or a person's health in a broad sense. It's not specifically about physical fitness.
Der Zustand des Hauses ist sehr schlecht.
- Hint
- The condition of the house is very bad.
You would *not* use "Kondition" here. "Kondition" is strictly for physical fitness and stamina, not the general state of things.
- Form (die): This word can also mean "form" or "shape," and sometimes implies physical condition, especially in sports. When someone is "in Form," it means they are in good physical shape.
Der Sportler ist in Top-Form.
- Hint
- The athlete is in top form/shape.
While "in Form sein" indicates good physical shape, "Kondition" specifically highlights the *ability* to sustain physical effort. You can be "in Form" (look good, strong), but still have poor "Kondition" (get tired easily).
§ Key takeaway
So, remember that "Kondition" is your go-to word for physical fitness, specifically focusing on your stamina and endurance. Keep practicing these words in context, and you'll soon use them like a native speaker!
How Formal Is It?
"Die Athleten müssen ihre physische Verfassung optimieren. (The athletes must optimize their physical condition.)"
"Meine Kondition ist nach dem Training viel besser. (My fitness is much better after the workout.)"
"Ich habe keine Puste mehr nach dem Rennen. (I have no breath left after the race. / I'm out of puff.)"
"Du brauchst viel Ausdauer, um den Berg hochzulaufen. (You need a lot of stamina to run up the mountain.)"
"Er hat Muckis wie ein Bodybuilder! (He has muscles like a bodybuilder!)"
रोचक तथ्य
While the English 'condition' can refer to many states (e.g., the condition of a car), the German 'Kondition' almost exclusively refers to physical fitness or stamina. If you want to talk about the 'condition' of something else, you'd likely use 'Zustand'.
उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका
- mispronouncing the 'ti' as 'tee' instead of 'tsi'
- incorrect stress placement
कठिनाई स्तर
The word is straightforward to read and pronounce.
Simple spelling, no complex rules.
Easy to pronounce, similar to English 'condition'.
Clear pronunciation, easily recognizable.
आगे क्या सीखें
पूर्वापेक्षाएँ
आगे सीखें
उन्नत
ज़रूरी व्याकरण
Nouns in German are always capitalized. 'Kondition' is a feminine noun, so it takes the definite article 'die' in the nominative case.
Die Kondition ist wichtig für Sportler. (Condition is important for athletes.)
When talking about someone's condition, you often use possessive pronouns. For example, 'meine Kondition' (my condition).
Meine Kondition ist nicht so gut. (My condition isn't so good.)
You can use verbs like 'haben' (to have) or 'sein' (to be) with 'Kondition'.
Er hat eine gute Kondition. (He has good fitness.) / Seine Kondition ist sehr gut. (His fitness is very good.)
To express improving or losing condition, you can use verbs like 'verbessern' (to improve) or 'verlieren' (to lose).
Ich möchte meine Kondition verbessern. (I want to improve my fitness.) / Er hat schnell Kondition verloren. (He quickly lost condition.)
Adjectives can be used to describe 'Kondition', like 'gut' (good), 'schlecht' (bad), 'ausgezeichnet' (excellent).
Sie hat eine ausgezeichnete Kondition. (She has excellent fitness.)
स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण
Meine Kondition ist nicht sehr gut.
My condition is not very good.
Possessive pronoun 'Meine' (my) + 'Kondition' (noun).
Ich muss meine Kondition verbessern.
I have to improve my fitness.
'muss' (must) + infinitive verb 'verbessern' (improve).
Er hat eine gute Kondition.
He has good fitness.
Definite article 'eine' (a/an) for 'Kondition' (feminine noun).
Laufen hilft, die Kondition aufzubauen.
Running helps to build up fitness.
'aufzubauen' (to build up) is an infinitive with 'zu'.
Nach dem Sport ist meine Kondition besser.
After sports, my condition is better.
Temporal preposition 'Nach' (after) + dative case.
Sie trainiert für ihre Kondition.
She trains for her fitness.
Preposition 'für' (for) + accusative case.
Hast du genug Kondition für den Marathon?
Do you have enough fitness for the marathon?
'genug' (enough) + 'Kondition' (noun).
Seine Kondition ist beeindruckend.
His fitness is impressive.
Possessive pronoun 'Seine' (his) + 'Kondition' (noun).
Nach dem Marathon war ihre Kondition am Ende.
After the marathon, her fitness was exhausted.
Er hat eine ausgezeichnete Kondition und kann stundenlang wandern.
He has excellent stamina and can hike for hours.
Für diesen Wettkampf braucht man eine wirklich gute Kondition.
You need really good fitness for this competition.
Sie trainiert regelmäßig, um ihre Kondition zu verbessern.
She trains regularly to improve her condition.
Die hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit beeinflusste die Kondition der Athleten stark.
The high humidity greatly affected the athletes' physical condition.
Obwohl er älter ist, ist seine Kondition immer noch beeindruckend.
Even though he's older, his stamina is still impressive.
Um diese Bergtour zu schaffen, muss man in Top-Kondition sein.
To manage this mountain tour, you have to be in top condition.
Seine schlechte Kondition war ein Hindernis für seine sportlichen Ambitionen.
His poor fitness was an obstacle to his athletic ambitions.
Obwohl er nicht mehr der Jüngste ist, hat er immer noch eine beeindruckende Kondition.
Although he is no longer the youngest, he still has an impressive condition.
Für einen Marathon braucht man nicht nur Ausdauer, sondern auch eine exzellente Kondition.
For a marathon, you need not only endurance, but also excellent condition.
Seine Kondition hat sich durch regelmäßiges Training erheblich verbessert.
His condition has significantly improved through regular training.
Nach der langen Krankheit musste er seine Kondition langsam wieder aufbauen.
After the long illness, he had to slowly rebuild his condition.
Sie ist bekannt für ihre unermüdliche Kondition bei langen Wanderungen.
She is known for her tireless condition on long hikes.
Der Trainer achtet sehr auf die Kondition seiner Spieler, um Verletzungen vorzubeugen.
The coach pays close attention to the condition of his players to prevent injuries.
Mit zunehmendem Alter lässt die Kondition oft nach, wenn man nicht aktiv bleibt.
With increasing age, condition often declines if one does not stay active.
Trotz des anspruchsvollen Berglaufs bewies er eine erstaunliche Kondition.
Despite the challenging mountain run, he demonstrated astonishing condition.
अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है
Use 'Kondition' or 'körperliche Verfassung'.
Use 'Zustand'.
Use 'Bedingung'.
व्याकरण पैटर्न
मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ
"in guter/schlechter Kondition sein"
to be in good/bad condition (physically fit)
Nach dem Training war er in guter Kondition. (After the training, he was in good condition.)
neutral"seine Kondition aufbauen"
to build up one's fitness/stamina
Ich muss meine Kondition aufbauen, um den Marathon zu laufen. (I need to build up my fitness to run the marathon.)
neutral"an Kondition verlieren"
to lose one's fitness/stamina
Durch die lange Pause hat er viel an Kondition verloren. (Because of the long break, he lost a lot of fitness.)
neutral"jemanden Kondition abverlangen"
to demand a lot of stamina from someone
Der Bergpfad hat uns viel Kondition abverlangt. (The mountain path demanded a lot of stamina from us.)
neutral"Kondition haben wie ein Pferd"
to have the stamina of a horse (to be very fit)
Sie hat Kondition wie ein Pferd und kann stundenlang rennen. (She has the stamina of a horse and can run for hours.)
informal"seine Kondition testen"
to test one's fitness/stamina
Er wollte seine Kondition testen, indem er alle Treppen hochlief. (He wanted to test his fitness by running up all the stairs.)
neutral"Kondition machen"
to do fitness training (colloquial)
Ich gehe dreimal pro Woche ins Fitnessstudio, um Kondition zu machen. (I go to the gym three times a week to do fitness training.)
informal"die Kondition lässt nach"
one's fitness is declining
Nach der Hälfte des Spiels merkte er, dass die Kondition nachließ. (After half the game, he noticed his fitness was declining.)
neutral"mit guter Kondition starten"
to start with good fitness/stamina
Es ist wichtig, mit guter Kondition in den Wettkampf zu starten. (It's important to start the competition with good fitness.)
neutral"Konditionsmangel haben"
to lack stamina/fitness
Sein Konditionsmangel machte sich beim Laufen bemerkbar. (His lack of stamina became noticeable while running.)
neutralआसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले
Many English speakers might confuse 'Kondition' with the English word 'condition,' which has a broader meaning. In German, 'Kondition' specifically refers to physical fitness or stamina, not a general state or prerequisite.
'Kondition' focuses on physical endurance and fitness. The broader English 'condition' can refer to a state of health, a prerequisite, or even a term in a contract.
Sie muss ihre Kondition verbessern, um den Marathon laufen zu können. (She needs to improve her fitness to be able to run the marathon.)
This German word is a more general equivalent to the English 'condition' when referring to a state or status.
'Zustand' describes the general state or quality of something (e.g., 'der Zustand des Hauses' - the condition of the house). 'Kondition' is about physical fitness.
Der allgemeine Zustand des Patienten hat sich verbessert. (The patient's general condition has improved.)
This is another German word that translates to 'condition' in English, but it refers to a prerequisite or a term.
'Bedingung' refers to a requirement or a clause (e.g., 'unter der Bedingung, dass...' - on the condition that...). 'Kondition' is physical fitness.
Die Arbeitsbedingungen sind hier sehr gut. (The working conditions here are very good.)
While 'Fitness' is a direct loanword from English and often used interchangeably with 'Kondition' in informal contexts, there's a subtle difference.
'Fitness' is a more general term for being fit, often encompassing strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. 'Kondition' specifically highlights endurance and stamina.
Er achtet sehr auf seine Fitness und geht oft ins Fitnessstudio. (He pays a lot of attention to his fitness and often goes to the gym.)
This word can also mean 'condition' but typically refers to one's mental or emotional state, or the constitution of a country.
'Verfassung' can describe a state of mind (e.g., 'in guter Verfassung sein' - to be in good spirits/condition) or a legal constitution. 'Kondition' is purely physical.
Ich bin heute nicht in der besten Verfassung. (I'm not in the best shape/condition today [mentally/emotionally]).
वाक्य संरचनाएँ
Meine/Deine/Seine Kondition ist (nicht) gut/schlecht.
Meine Kondition ist nicht gut.
Ich brauche eine bessere Kondition.
Ich brauche eine bessere Kondition, um den Berg zu besteigen.
Man kann seine Kondition verbessern.
Man kann seine Kondition verbessern, indem man läuft.
Für X braucht man eine gute Kondition.
Für diesen Sport braucht man eine gute Kondition.
Kondition aufbauen/trainieren.
Ich muss meine Kondition aufbauen.
Die Kondition lässt nach.
Wenn man älter wird, lässt die Kondition oft nach.
Jemand hat Kondition wie ein Pferd.
Er hat Kondition wie ein Pferd, er kann stundenlang rennen.
शब्द की उत्पत्ति
From Latin 'condicio' (agreement, situation, condition) via French 'condition'.
मूल अर्थ: The original Latin meaning was more about a state or agreement.
Indo-European (Italic, then Romance, then Germanic)सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ
In Germany, physical fitness and outdoor activities are highly valued. You'll often hear people talk about their 'Kondition' in relation to sports like hiking, cycling, or running. It's a common topic in everyday conversations, especially among those who maintain an active lifestyle. For example, after a long bike ride, someone might comment, 'Meine Kondition ist heute nicht die beste,' meaning 'My fitness isn't the best today.'
असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें
वास्तविक संदर्भ
Talking about health and exercise
- Meine Kondition ist nicht so gut. (My fitness isn't so good.)
- Ich muss meine Kondition verbessern. (I need to improve my fitness.)
- Er hat eine ausgezeichnete Kondition. (He has excellent fitness.)
Discussing sports performance
- Die Spieler brauchen gute Kondition für das Spiel. (The players need good fitness for the game.)
- Nach dem Marathon war ihre Kondition am Ende. (After the marathon, her fitness was exhausted.)
- Seine Kondition lässt zu wünschen übrig. (His fitness leaves something to be desired.)
Referring to general physical state
- In meinem Alter ist die Kondition nicht mehr wie früher. (At my age, my fitness isn't what it used to be.)
- Hast du gute Kondition für die Wanderung? (Do you have good fitness for the hike?)
- Die Kondition ist wichtig für ein langes Leben. (Fitness is important for a long life.)
Talking about an animal's physical state
- Das Pferd ist in guter Kondition. (The horse is in good condition.)
- Man sieht, dass der Hund eine schlechte Kondition hat. (You can see that the dog has bad condition.)
- Um seine Kondition zu halten, muss er regelmäßig trainieren. (To maintain its condition, it must train regularly.)
In a more formal or medical context (less common)
- Der Patient ist in stabile Kondition. (The patient is in stable condition.)
- Die Kondition des Herzens ist gut. (The condition of the heart is good.)
- Zur Beurteilung der Kondition wurden Tests durchgeführt. (Tests were carried out to assess the condition.)
बातचीत की शुरुआत
"Wie ist deine Kondition im Moment? (How is your fitness right now?)"
"Was machst du, um deine Kondition zu verbessern? (What do you do to improve your fitness?)"
"Denkst du, dass Kondition wichtiger ist als Kraft? (Do you think fitness is more important than strength?)"
"Beschreib, wie sich gute Kondition anfühlt. (Describe how good fitness feels.)"
"Welche Sportarten sind am besten, um die Kondition zu trainieren? (Which sports are best for training fitness?)"
डायरी विषय
Schreib über eine Zeit, in der deine Kondition besonders gut war. Was hast du gemacht? (Write about a time when your fitness was particularly good. What did you do?)
Reflektiere, welche Auswirkungen deine aktuelle Kondition auf deinen Alltag hat. (Reflect on how your current fitness impacts your daily life.)
Stell dir vor, du hast perfekte Kondition. Was würdest du tun? (Imagine you have perfect fitness. What would you do?)
Beschreib drei Dinge, die du tun könntest, um deine Kondition in den nächsten Monaten zu verbessern. (Describe three things you could do to improve your fitness in the coming months.)
Wie motivierst du dich, um an deiner Kondition zu arbeiten, auch wenn du keine Lust hast? (How do you motivate yourself to work on your fitness, even when you don't feel like it?)
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल
10 सवालGood question! While both can mean 'condition,' Kondition specifically refers to physical fitness or stamina. Think of it like your athletic condition. Zustand is a much broader term for 'state' or 'condition' in general, like the condition of a car or a situation. So, you'd say 'meine gute Kondition' (my good fitness) but 'der Zustand des Hauses' (the state of the house).
You'll often hear it in contexts related to sports, health, or physical exertion. For example, 'Ich muss meine Kondition verbessern' (I need to improve my fitness) or 'Er hat eine ausgezeichnete Kondition' (He has excellent stamina). It's straightforward: someone has Kondition or needs to improve Kondition.
Not really any complex idioms, but it's very common to talk about gute Kondition (good fitness) or schlechte Kondition (bad fitness). You might also hear 'in Form sein' (to be in shape), which is a close synonym.
No, you cannot. As mentioned before, Kondition is strictly for physical fitness or stamina. For an object, you would use words like Zustand (state, condition) or Beschaffenheit (quality, nature). For example, 'Der Zustand des Motors ist gut' (The condition of the engine is good).
It's a neutral word, neither particularly formal nor informal. You can use it in everyday conversation as well as in more formal discussions about health and sports. It's just the standard term.
The plural of Kondition is Konditionen. However, it's pretty rare to use it in the plural when referring to physical fitness. You'd typically just say 'meine Kondition' even if you're talking about multiple aspects of your fitness. The plural 'Konditionen' is more often used when it means 'conditions' in a financial or contractual sense, which is a different meaning of the word.
You'll most commonly use haben (to have) with Kondition, as in 'Ich habe gute Kondition' (I have good fitness). You can also use verbessern (to improve), like 'Ich muss meine Kondition verbessern' (I need to improve my fitness), or trainieren (to train) in a broader sense of improving fitness.
Yes, they are cognates, meaning they share a common origin. The German Kondition and the English 'condition' both come from Latin. However, as we've discussed, the meaning in German is more restricted to physical fitness compared to the broader English 'condition'.
No, Kondition is exclusively for physical fitness. For a mental state, you would use words like geistiger Zustand (mental state), Verfassung (constitution, state of mind), or Stimmung (mood). Keep Kondition for the body!
Think about your own physical activities! Try to describe your fitness level in German. For example: 'Meine Kondition ist nicht so gut, ich sollte mehr Sport machen.' (My fitness isn't so good, I should do more sport.) Or, 'Nach dem Marathon war meine Kondition am Limit.' (After the marathon, my fitness was at its limit.) Practice using it in sentences about your own experiences.
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Listen for 'good condition'.
Listen for 'my condition is not good'.
Listen for 'Do you need more condition?'.
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Ich habe gute Kondition.
Focus: Ko-ndi-ti-on
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Meine Kondition ist gut.
Focus: gut
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Er hat keine gute Kondition.
Focus: kei-ne
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Write a short sentence about how you feel after a walk, using the word 'Kondition'.
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Meine Kondition ist gut nach dem Spaziergang. (My fitness is good after the walk.)
Complete the sentence: 'Ich muss meine Kondition verbessern, weil...' (I need to improve my fitness because...)
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Ich muss meine Kondition verbessern, weil ich schneller laufen möchte. (I need to improve my fitness because I want to run faster.)
Describe in one sentence what good 'Kondition' means to you.
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Gute Kondition bedeutet für mich, viel Energie zu haben. (Good fitness means having a lot of energy for me.)
Was möchte Anna verbessern?
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Anna geht jeden Tag ins Fitnessstudio. Sie möchte ihre Kondition verbessern. Sie läuft viel und macht Übungen.
Was möchte Anna verbessern?
Der Text sagt: 'Sie möchte ihre Kondition verbessern.' (The text says: 'She wants to improve her fitness.')
Der Text sagt: 'Sie möchte ihre Kondition verbessern.' (The text says: 'She wants to improve her fitness.')
Was macht Opa jeden Morgen?
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Mein Opa ist 80 Jahre alt. Er hat noch eine gute Kondition. Er geht jeden Morgen spazieren.
Was macht Opa jeden Morgen?
Der Text sagt: 'Er geht jeden Morgen spazieren.' (The text says: 'He goes for a walk every morning.')
Der Text sagt: 'Er geht jeden Morgen spazieren.' (The text says: 'He goes for a walk every morning.')
Warum muss Lisa viel trainieren?
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Lisa spielt Fußball. Sie muss viel trainieren, um eine gute Kondition zu haben. Ohne gute Kondition kann sie nicht gut spielen.
Warum muss Lisa viel trainieren?
Der Text sagt: 'Sie muss viel trainieren, um eine gute Kondition zu haben.' (The text says: 'She has to train a lot to have good fitness.')
Der Text sagt: 'Sie muss viel trainieren, um eine gute Kondition zu haben.' (The text says: 'She has to train a lot to have good fitness.')
Welches Wort passt am besten zu 'Kondition'?
Kondition bezieht sich auf die körperliche Fitness.
Um eine gute Kondition zu haben, muss man regelmäßig...
Regelmäßiger Sport hilft, die körperliche Kondition zu verbessern.
Wenn jemand 'in guter Kondition' ist, bedeutet das, die Person ist...
Gute Kondition bedeutet körperliche Fitness und Gesundheit.
Wenn du eine gute Kondition hast, kannst du lange laufen, ohne müde zu werden.
Eine gute Kondition bedeutet, dass man körperlich ausdauernd ist.
Kondition ist das gleiche wie Geld.
Kondition bezieht sich auf körperliche Fitness, nicht auf Geld.
Man kann seine Kondition verbessern, indem man viel Sport macht.
Sport ist ein wichtiger Weg, um die körperliche Kondition zu steigern.
Pay attention to the word for 'condition'.
The speaker is asking about fitness for a marathon.
The speaker is talking about their current physical state.
Read this aloud:
Meine Kondition ist sehr gut.
Focus: Kondition
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Ich trainiere für meine Kondition.
Focus: trainiere
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Er hat eine ausgezeichnete Kondition.
Focus: ausgezeichnete
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This sentence means 'My condition is good.'
This sentence means 'He has good fitness.'
This sentence means 'I need more fitness.'
Imagine you're training for a marathon. Describe how you are improving your 'Kondition'.
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Ich trainiere jeden Tag, um meine Kondition zu verbessern. Ich laufe längere Strecken und mache auch Krafttraining. Es ist wichtig, viel Ausdauer zu haben.
Write three sentences about why good 'Kondition' is important for everyday life.
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Gute Kondition ist wichtig, um im Alltag genug Energie zu haben. Man wird nicht so schnell müde und kann mehr Dinge tun. Es ist auch gut für die Gesundheit.
You want to start a new sport. What kind of 'Kondition' do you think you'll need for it? (Name a sport and describe.)
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Ich möchte Basketball spielen. Dafür brauche ich eine gute Kondition, besonders Ausdauer, um das ganze Spiel über schnell zu sein und springen zu können.
Worum geht es in dem Text hauptsächlich?
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Für viele Sportarten ist eine gute Kondition entscheidend. Beim Fußball zum Beispiel müssen die Spieler die ganze Zeit rennen. Ohne gute Kondition können sie nicht lange mithalten. Es geht nicht nur um Stärke, sondern auch um Ausdauer.
Worum geht es in dem Text hauptsächlich?
Der Text betont, dass gute Kondition für viele Sportarten, besonders Fußball, entscheidend ist und nicht nur Stärke, sondern auch Ausdauer beinhaltet.
Der Text betont, dass gute Kondition für viele Sportarten, besonders Fußball, entscheidend ist und nicht nur Stärke, sondern auch Ausdauer beinhaltet.
Was sind positive Effekte einer besseren Kondition laut Text?
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Wenn man regelmäßig Sport treibt, verbessert sich die Kondition. Das merkt man zum Beispiel daran, dass man beim Treppensteigen nicht mehr so schnell außer Atem kommt. Eine bessere Kondition kann auch helfen, Stress abzubauen und besser zu schlafen.
Was sind positive Effekte einer besseren Kondition laut Text?
Der Text erwähnt, dass man nicht mehr so schnell außer Atem kommt, Stress abgebaut wird und man besser schläft.
Der Text erwähnt, dass man nicht mehr so schnell außer Atem kommt, Stress abgebaut wird und man besser schläft.
Für wen ist Kondition laut dem Text wichtig?
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Die Kondition ist nicht nur für Sportler wichtig. Auch im Alltag kann sie einen großen Unterschied machen. Wer eine gute körperliche Kondition hat, fühlt sich oft fitter und hat mehr Energie für tägliche Aufgaben, wie Einkaufen oder Hausarbeit.
Für wen ist Kondition laut dem Text wichtig?
Der Text sagt, dass Kondition nicht nur für Sportler, sondern auch im Alltag wichtig ist und einen großen Unterschied macht.
Der Text sagt, dass Kondition nicht nur für Sportler, sondern auch im Alltag wichtig ist und einen großen Unterschied macht.
This sentence describes someone's fitness level not being sufficient for a marathon. 'Kondition' is used here to mean physical fitness.
The sentence indicates that he needs to improve his physical fitness to climb the mountain. 'Kondition' refers to his fitness.
This sentence explains that after a long illness, her physical state of being fit was very poor. 'Kondition' directly translates to condition or fitness.
Nach der langen Wanderung war ihre ______ am Ende.
In this context, 'Kondition' refers to physical fitness or stamina, which would be exhausted after a long hike.
Um einen Marathon zu laufen, braucht man eine gute körperliche ______.
Running a marathon requires good physical fitness, which is 'Kondition' in German.
Sein Arzt riet ihm, an seiner ______ zu arbeiten, um gesünder zu werden.
Doctors often advise improving one's physical fitness ('Kondition') for better health.
Die Mannschaft hat ihre ______ vor dem Spiel intensiv trainiert.
Sports teams train their physical fitness ('Kondition') before a game.
Trotz ihres Alters hatte die alte Dame noch eine ausgezeichnete ______.
This sentence describes someone having good physical fitness ('Kondition') despite their age.
Regelmäßiger Sport ist entscheidend für eine gute ______.
Regular exercise is crucial for maintaining good physical fitness, or 'Kondition'.
Welches Wort beschreibt am besten den körperlichen Zustand, wenn jemand regelmäßig Sport treibt?
'Kondition' refers to physical fitness or condition. 'Laune' means mood, 'Wetter' means weather, and 'Wissen' means knowledge.
Um einen Marathon zu laufen, braucht man eine gute...
To run a marathon, you primarily need good physical condition ('Kondition'). While nutrition, equipment, and strategy are also important, 'Kondition' is the most direct answer related to physical ability.
Wenn jemand sagt: 'Meine Kondition ist heute nicht so gut', was meint er damit?
'Meine Kondition ist heute nicht so gut' means his physical fitness or stamina is not good today.
Eine gute Kondition ist wichtig, um lange Wanderungen zu unternehmen.
Yes, good physical condition is essential for long hikes to endure the physical exertion.
Kondition bezieht sich nur auf die mentale Stärke einer Person.
No, 'Kondition' primarily refers to physical fitness and stamina, not just mental strength.
Man kann seine Kondition durch regelmäßiges Training verbessern.
Yes, regular training and exercise are effective ways to improve one's physical condition.
Um den Berg zu besteigen, braucht man eine hervorragende ___.
To climb the mountain, one needs excellent physical fitness, which is 'Kondition'.
Nach der Krankheit war seine ___ nicht mehr dieselbe wie vorher.
After an illness, one's physical fitness, or 'Kondition', often decreases.
Regelmäßiges Training ist entscheidend, um die ___ zu erhalten.
To maintain physical fitness ('Kondition'), regular training is crucial.
Der Sportler hat seine ___ über Jahre hinweg aufgebaut.
An athlete builds up their physical fitness, or 'Kondition', over many years.
Trotz ihres hohen Alters hat sie noch eine erstaunlich gute ___.
Even at an old age, one can still have good physical fitness ('Kondition').
Ein Mangel an Bewegung kann die ___ erheblich verschlechtern.
Lack of exercise can significantly worsen physical fitness, or 'Kondition'.
This sentence structure emphasizes 'despite her age' at the beginning, followed by the subject 'Kondition' (her condition) and the verb 'bleibt' (remains), and finally the adjective 'ausgezeichnet' (excellent).
The sentence begins with the definite article 'Die' followed by the prepositional phrase 'für die Aufgabe' (for the task) and the adjective 'erforderliche' (required) modifying 'Kondition'. The verb 'hat' (has) comes next, and 'nicht' (not) negates the possession.
The subject 'Regelmäßiges Training' (regular training) starts the sentence, followed by the auxiliary verb 'hat' (has). 'Seine Kondition' (his condition) is the direct object, and 'deutlich verbessert' (significantly improved) forms the past participle clause.
Welcher Satz beschreibt am besten, was 'Kondition' im sportlichen Kontext bedeutet?
Kondition bezieht sich auf die Ausdauer und Leistungsfähigkeit des Körpers, besonders im Sport.
In welchem der folgenden Sätze wird 'Kondition' am ehesten korrekt verwendet?
Dieser Satz verwendet 'Kondition' im Sinne von körperlicher Fitness und Ausdauer, was der primären Bedeutung des Wortes entspricht.
Was ist ein Synonym für 'Kondition' im Sinne von körperlicher Verfassung?
Fitness ist ein direktes Synonym für 'Kondition' in Bezug auf die körperliche Verfassung.
Wenn jemand eine 'schlechte Kondition' hat, bedeutet das, er kann lange und intensiv Sport treiben.
Eine schlechte Kondition bedeutet das Gegenteil: Die Person kann nicht lange oder intensiv körperlich aktiv sein, ohne schnell zu ermüden.
Regelmäßiges Training verbessert die Kondition einer Person.
Regelmäßige körperliche Aktivität und Training sind die effektivsten Wege, die eigene Kondition zu steigern und zu erhalten.
Das Wort 'Kondition' wird ausschließlich in Bezug auf das Wetter verwendet.
Während 'Kondition' auch im Sinne von 'Bedingung' verwendet werden kann (z.B. die Konditionen eines Vertrages), bezieht es sich im Kontext dieses Wortes primär auf die körperliche Fitness und nicht auf das Wetter.
Pay attention to the nuance of 'außergewöhnlich' after a break.
Notice how 'obwohl' introduces a contrast.
Focus on the connection between the activity and the required fitness level.
Read this aloud:
Beschreiben Sie, wie sich die Kondition eines Extremsportlers von der eines Freizeitsportlers unterscheidet.
Focus: Beschreiben, Extremsportler, Freizeitsportler, unterscheidet
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Erörtern Sie die Auswirkungen von mangelnder Kondition auf die allgemeine Gesundheit und das Wohlbefinden.
Focus: Erörtern, Auswirkungen, mangelnder, allgemeine, Wohlbefinden
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Formulieren Sie einen kurzen Monolog über die Bedeutung von Kondition im Alltag und im Berufsleben.
Focus: Formulieren, Monolog, Bedeutung, Alltag, Berufsleben
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Summary
Kondition is about how fit you are physically, like your stamina or endurance.
- physical fitness
- stamina
- endurance
उदाहरण
Seine Kondition hat sich durch das Training stark verbessert.
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