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Related Words (9)

unglücklich

unhappy

A2
traurig

Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy.

A1
schade

What a pity, too bad

A2
das Bedauern

regret, pity

B1
leiden

to suffer; to experience pain or hardship.

A2
Enttäuschung

disappointment

A2
Mitleid

pity, compassion

B1
das Leid

suffering, sorrow, misery

B1
bedauerlich

regrettable

B1

Grammar Connections (5)

The Double Infinitive Rule (Ersatzinfinitiv)

word_order
B2

Saying 'No' to Nouns: Negation with 'kein'

nouns_gender
A1

Zeugma: The Double-Meaning Verb Trick

advanced_syntax
C1

German Modal Verb: können (can/be able to)

verb_moods
A1

German Negation: No vs Not (kein vs nicht)

word_order
B2

Used in Phrases (6)

Nein, leider nicht.

No, unfortunately not.

A1

Man wird nach seinen Kleidern beurteilt.

One is judged by one's clothes.

A2

Kleider machen Leute.

Clothes make the man.

A1

Ich habe leider keine Zeit.

Unfortunately, I have no time.

A2

Leider nicht.

Unfortunately not.

A2

Kleider machen Leute

Clothes make the man

B1
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