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Expressing your opinion in German can be a lot of fun: Who doesn't want to discuss curious & exciting topics with native speakers? Here are 10 useful German opinion phrases, to get your views across.
When discussing a topic in German, it's important to be able to express your opinion clearly and effectively. Here are 10 useful phrases for expressing your opinion in German, along with an example sentence and translation for each one.
This phrase translates to "in my opinion," and is a great way to introduce your own thoughts on a topic.
Ich bin der Meinung Ich bin der Ansicht This phrase translates to "I am of the view that," and is a more formal way
This phrase translates to "I think that," and is a simple way to express your opinion.
Ich glaube, dass ...
This phrase translates to "I find" (or "I think that ...") and is a way to express your opinion about something rather casual. You can use this in all sorts of contexts and it will work.
This phrase translates to "it seems to me that," and is a way to express your opinion based on what you perceive.
This phrase translates to "I have the impression that," and is similar to "it seems to me that."
Those are all ways to express your opinion. Now let's have a look at what German opinion phrases there are, when you want to agree with someone. Right after, we'll have a look at different ways in to express disagreement in German.
Let's now look at some opinion phrases for agreement in German. If you are interested in learning more about this topic, we wrote a full blog post just on how to agree in German. But for now, let's look at the most common phrases to agree with someone.
Let's look at each phrase more closely now, before moving on to useful expressions to disagree.
This phrase translates to "I completely agree with you" and is a simple way to express that you share the same opinion as the person you are talking to.
This phrase translates to "I share your view" and is another way to express agreement with someone else's opinion.
This phrase translates to "I agree" and is a simple and straightforward way to express agreement.
Lastly, let us present to you some German opinion phrases that express disagreement. If you are interested in learning more about this topic, we wrote a full blog post just on how to disagree with someone in German. Here, we'll look at the three most common phrases to disagree:
Listen to each expression and when you're ready to move on, let's talk about them in a bit more detail!
This phrase translates to "I disagree" and is a way to indicate that you do not share the same opinion as the person you are talking to. It's an informal way of expressing disagreement.
This phrase translates to "I object" and is a more formal way to indicate disagreement. This phrase is suitable for formal discussions.
This phrase translates to "I can't agree" and is a polite and formal way to express disagreement.
In conclusion, it's important to be able to express your opinion clearly and effectively when discussing a topic in German. The phrases presented in this list provide different ways to express disagreement, from informal to
