How to Say ‘I never want to wake up.’ in German
Will ich nie aufwachen.
vil eech nee OWF-val-khen
[vil eech nee OWF-val-khen]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Aufwachen' means 'to wake up', making the sentence evoke longing.
🇩🇪 In Germany: The idea of never wanting to wake up from a delightful dream is a relatable concept.
Phrase Breakdown
Will
[vil]
want
Expresses a desire or intention to do something.
Ich will das tun.
I want to do that.
ich
[eech]
I
First person singular pronoun.
Ich bin hier.
I am here.
nie
[nee]
never
At no time; not ever.
Es ist nie passiert.
It never happened.
aufwachen
[OWF-val-khen]
wake up
To stop sleeping.
Ich wache um 7 Uhr auf.
I wake up at 7 o'clock.
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