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How to Say ‘I feel the same way.’ in German

Mir geht es genauso.

meer gayt es geh-NOW-zoh

[meer gayt es geh-NOW-zoh]

💬 Usage Tip: Feelings often use mir "to me" plus geht es, not "I feel": Mir geht es gut "I'm well".

Phrase Breakdown

Mir geht es

meer gayt es

For me it is

'Es geht mir...' describes how someone feels, with the person in the dative.

Example

Mir geht es gut.

I'm doing well.

Words in this phrase

Mir

[meer]

to me

Dative pronoun used to show that something matters or happens to the speaker.

Example

Mir ist eine offene Kommunikation besonders wichtig.

Open communication is especially important to me.

geht

[gayt]

is (feeling)

In 'es geht mir…' it describes how someone feels or is doing.

Example

Wie geht es dir?

How are you?

[es]

A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.

Example

Es ist ein schöner Tag.

It is a beautiful day.

genauso.

geh-NOW-zoh

exactly the same.

Stress the middle syllable: ge-NAU-so.

Example

Ich sehe das genauso.

I see it the same way.

Words in this phrase

genauso

[geh-NOW-zoh]

just the same

Adverb meaning exactly the same way.

Example

Ich sehe das genauso.

I see it the same way.

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