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How to Say ‘Do you feel like it?’ in German

Hast du Lust?

hahst doo loost

[hahst doo loost]

💬 Usage Tip: Lust looks like English "lust" but just means being in the mood for something. It's completely innocent here.

Phrase Breakdown

Hast

[hahst]

have

The verb 'haben' in second person singular form.

Example

Hast du Hunger?

Are you hungry?

[doo]

you

The pronoun 'du' in nominative form.

Example

Du bist schön.

You are beautiful.

Lust

[loost]

desire / feel like

Noun; 'Lust haben' means to feel like doing something.

Example

Hast du Lust auf Kino?

Do you feel like going to the cinema?

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