How to Say ‘Feels’ in German
Fühlt sich
fuehlt zikh
[fuehlt zikh]
Phrase Breakdown
Fühlt
[fuehlt]
feels
From the verb fühlen; with sich it often means 'feels' in a personal or general sense.
Fühlt sich die Arbeit gut an?
Does the work feel good?
sich
[zikh]
oneself
Reflexive pronoun used with certain verbs like sich fühlen.
Fühlt sich das Team offen an?
Does the team feel open?
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