How to Say ‘You feel better later’ in German
Fühlst du dich später besser
FYOOLST doo dikh SHPAY-ter BESS-er
[FYOOLST doo dikh SHPAY-ter BESS-er]
💬 Usage Tip: In a sentence starting with [hoffentlich], the verb still comes before the subject: [Hoffentlich fühlst du dich später besser.]. German often does this when another element takes the first position.
Phrase Breakdown
Fühlst
[FYOOLST]
feel
Form of 'fühlen' used with 'du'.
Fühlst du dich müde?
Do you feel tired?
du
[doo]
you
Informal singular 'you'.
Du siehst müde aus.
You look tired.
dich
[dikh]
yourself
Reflexive pronoun used with 'fühlen' for 'du'.
Du fühlst dich besser.
You feel better.
später
[SHPAY-ter]
later
Refers to a time after now.
Ich rufe dich später an.
I will call you later.
besser
[BESS-er]
better
Comparative form meaning improved or less bad.
Geht es dir jetzt besser?
Are you feeling better now?
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