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Translation of German word "Freude" to English

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Freude

/ˈfʁɔʏdə/

Meaning

Noun

A female given name from English.

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How to use

The feminine noun Freude ('joy / pleasure / delight') declines regularly (plural Freuden). The related verb is freuen (to please / be glad). To express 'to look forward to something', use sich freuen auf + accusative; to express 'to be glad about something (past/present)', use sich freuen über + accusative.

🇬🇧 English

Freude

Example

Ich habe Freude an der Musik.

I have joy in music.

Ich bin voller Freude.

I am full of joy.

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Synonyms

desire / pleasure / appetite (feminine)pleasure / amusement / treat (neuter)

Common phrases

  • jemandem Freude machento give pleasure / make someone happy (requires dative for recipient)
  • mit Freudewith pleasure / gladly
  • Vorfreudeanticipation / looking forward to (related compound)

Frequency rank: #517 in German

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What is the definition of the German word "die Freude"?

The German word "die Freude" is defined as: "A female given name from English."

What does the German word "die Freude" mean?

The German word "die Freude" means "Freude" in English.

How do you pronounce the German word "Freude"?

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Can I see an example sentence with "Freude"?

Yes, here is a practical example: "Ich habe Freude an der Musik." (which translates as "I have joy in music.").

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