Mir ist langweilig.

Based on: langweilig
Phrase
1.

I am bored.

(saying "Ich bin langweilig." is a common mistake, but it means that you're a boring person.)
Examples
  • Ist dir langweilig? Sollen wir etwas unternehmen?
  • Are you bored? Should we do something?

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Word of the Day – “die Langeweile”

A 110% non-boring look at the German word for boredom, why it's important not to say you're "langweilig" and a couple of glances at die Laune and die Stimmung.

Vocab: die Langeweile, gelangweilt, langweilig, die Stimmung, die Laune

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Advent Calendar 8 – “The Purge – Election Dative”

"mir" and "für mich" roughly mean and the question when to use which largely depends on what's idiomatic for a given context. Today, we'll learn more.

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How many meanings does the German word 'Mir ist langweilig.' have?

Mir ist langweilig. has 1 distinct meaning: 1. I am bored..

What is 'Mir ist langweilig.' related to?

The word 'Mir ist langweilig.' is related to langweilig.

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Word of the Day – “die Langeweile”
A 110% non-boring look at the German word for boredom, why it's important not to say you're "langweilig" and a couple of glances at die Laune and die Stimmung.
Vocab: die Langeweile, gelangweilt, langweilig, die Stimmung, die Laune
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Advent Calendar 8 – “The Purge – Election Dative”
"mir" and "für mich" roughly mean and the question when to use which largely depends on what's idiomatic for a given context. Today, we'll learn more.
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