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How to Say ‘And immediately felt flirted with’ in German

Und fühlten sich gleich angemacht

oont feel-ten zich glykh un-guh-mahcht

[oont feel-ten zich glykh un-guh-mahcht]

💬 Usage Tip: anmachen is a separable verb, so in a full statement the an part often moves to the end: Er macht sie an. Here you see the past form angemacht kept together.

Phrase Breakdown

Und

[oont]

and

A conjunction used to connect words or clauses.

Example

Er ist klug und nett.

He is smart and nice.

fühlten

[feel-ten]

felt

Past tense of 'feel', to experience an emotion or sensation.

Example

Sie fühlten sich glücklich.

They felt happy.

sich

[zich]

themselves

Reflexive pronoun indicating the subject is also the object of the action.

Example

Sie sehen sich im Spiegel.

They see themselves in the mirror.

gleich

[glykh]

immediately

Without delay or hesitation.

Example

Er kam gleich zurück.

He returned immediately.

angemacht

[un-guh-mahcht]

provoked

To be stimulated or incited to feel something.

Example

Ich fühlte mich angemacht.

I felt provoked.

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