Lust haben

Lernende verwenden „Lust haben“ im Alltag.
The example illustrates feel like doing something.
Sie sagte zum Abschied: Lust haben.
The expression means feel like doing something.
Der Ausdruck „Lust haben“ passt hier gut.
Here the intended idea is feel like doing something.
Er antwortete einfach: Lust haben.
The speaker uses feel like doing something.
Im Gespräch hörte ich „Lust haben“.
In this context it conveys feel like doing something.

Similar words

Sie sagte zum Abschied: Lust haben.
The expression means feel like doing something.
Der Ausdruck „Lust haben“ passt hier gut.
Here the intended idea is feel like doing something.
Im Gespräch hörte ich „Lust haben“.
In this context it conveys feel like doing something.
Er antwortete einfach: Lust haben.
The speaker uses feel like doing something.
Lernende verwenden „Lust haben“ im Alltag.
The example illustrates feel like doing something.

A fixed German combination whose words together carry the established meaning “feel like doing something”.

What does Lust haben mean?

Expresses the idea “feel like doing something” in everyday German.

How is Lust haben used?

A standard German term used in everyday communication.

Is Lust haben common?

A standard German term used in everyday communication.

How is Lust haben pronounced?

It is pronounced as shown in the entry: Lust haben.

What should learners remember?

Expresses the idea “feel like doing something” in everyday German.

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