German Valentine's Day vocabulary

Valentine's Day, or "Der Valentinstag" as it's called in Germany, is a particular time for expressing love and affection. While traditions may vary globally, the essence of the day is universal. If you want to add a German twist to your Valentine's Day celebrations or learn some romantic German phrases, you're in the right place. This guide will take you through common expressions and affectionate phrases and even give you tips on gifts and activities for the day of love.

Expressing your love in German

On Valentine's Day, it's all about sharing love and affection with your significant other. Here are some German phrases that you can use to express your feelings:

1. Alles Liebe zum Valentinstag! → Happy Valentine’s Day!

2. Möchtest du mein Valentin sein? → Will you be my Valentine?

Recommended study materials on the topic:

1. Basic and advanced vocabulary based on topics A1-B2 (including English translation)

2. PONS power vocabulary box

3. Langenscheidt memo game "What's that called?"

4. German self-study book for A1-B1  (incl. answers)

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Showing your affection in German

Expressing your feelings in German can be deeply touching. Here are some phrases to convey your affection:

1. Ich habe dich lieb. → I like you very much.

2. Ich liebe dich. → I love you.

3. Du bist die Liebe meines Lebens. → You are the love of my life.

4. Ich bin in dich verknallt / verliebt. → I’ve got a crush on you.

5. Du gehst mir nicht aus dem Kopf. → I can’t stop thinking about you.

6. Du bedeutest mir sehr viel. → You mean so much to me.

7. Du bist so schön. → You are so handsome/beautiful.

Key verbs for Valentine's Day in German

Incorporate these verbs into your conversation to make it more affectionate. Using them allows you to express a range of affectionate feelings, from a gentle liking to deep love.

1. lieben → to love

2. mögen → to like or to be fond of

3. umarmen → to hug

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Valentine's Day activities in German

Planning a particular date or activity can make Valentine's Day more memorable. Here are some suggestions:

1. Wollen wir am Valentinstag zusammen ausgehen? → Shall we go out on Valentine’s Day together?

2. Hättest du Lust auf ein Date mit mir? → Would you like to go on a date?

3. Wo möchtest du am Valentinstag gerne hingehen? → Where would you like to go for Valentine’s Day?

4. Wollen wir am Valentinstag zusammen einen Spaziergang machen? → Shall we go for a walk together on Valentine's Day?

5. Wollen wir einen romantischen Filmabend machen? → Shall we have a romantic movie night?

6. Wollen wir gemeinsam in ein Konzert oder eine Vorstellung gehen? → Do we want to go to a concert or a show together?

Choosing the perfect gift

Gifts are a wonderful way to express your affection. Here are some typical Valentine's Day gifts and their German translations:

1. das Geschenk - the present

2. der Blumenstrauß - bouquet of flowers

3. die Rosen - the roses

4. die (Valentins)karte - the Valentine's Day card

5. der Schmuck - the jewellery

6. die Halskette - the necklace

7. das Armband - the bracelet

8. der Ring - the ring

9. das Date - the date

Conclusion

I hope this article has equipped you for Valentine's Day with a German touch. Whether you're a fluent speaker or just beginning to learn, weaving these phrases and traditions into your Valentine's Day celebration can elevate the day's significance. Express your sentiments, organize a date to remember, and select a gift with care to ensure this Valentine's Day remains an indelible memory for your special someone. Check out also German winter vocabulary.

Happy Valentine's Day and bis bald! 💜

Steffie

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