schlechte Laune haben

Based on: Laune
Phrase
1.

to be in a bad mood

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  • "Bist du sauer auf mich?""Nee, ich hab' einfach nur schlechte Laune."
  • "Are you mad at me?""No, I'm just in a bad mood today."
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Vocab: die Laune, gute Laune, die Partylaune, launisch, gelaunt, die Stimmung, die Stimmungsschwankung

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How many meanings does the German word 'schlechte Laune haben' have?

schlechte Laune haben has 1 distinct meaning: 1. to be in a bad mood.

What is 'schlechte Laune haben' related to?

The word 'schlechte Laune haben' is related to Laune.

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Bad Mood in German – Let’s collect Vocabulary
We'll look at the most important words you need when you are in a bad mood - either angry or sad. With lots of examples.
Vocab: nörgeln, quengeln, muffig, schimpfen, weinen, heulen, trösten
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The Meaning of “die Laune” (Mood in German)
A quick, fun look at the meaning of "die Laune" and how to say you're in a good mood in German. Also: the difference to "die Stimmung" and a surprise connection
Vocab: die Laune, gute Laune, die Partylaune, launisch, gelaunt, die Stimmung, die Stimmungsschwankung
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