Weltschmerz | Easy German 60

[@samrobert947]

Ja, das stimmt für mich, das ist das erste Mal, dass ich diesen Begriff lerne, aber ich habe immer dieses Gefühl von Schmerz oder Traurigkeit gegenüber der Welt

[@syedalihaidar1092]

Ich auch

[@neosilente]

this episodes are great, with questions that permit a much more elaborated answers from the people. Congratulations for the work

[@FoxandFrocks]

Ganz tiefe Wort. Tolle Episode!

[@zyriacus8360]

Den Weltschmerz findest Du schon bei Goethe (Faust I, Vers 4406) "Der Menschheit ganzer Jammer faßt mich an" Weltschmerz is also known by Goethe when Faust approaches the gaol where Margarethe is kept and he says "The misery of all mankind touches me"

[@Hshsuiiien]

"the kind of feeling experienced by someone who believes that physical reality can never satisfy the demands of the mind."

[@lachlanjaziel4147]

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[@casenbrixton1345]

@Lachlan Jaziel i would suggest flixzone. You can find it on google :)

[@tytommy1418]

@Lachlan Jaziel i would suggest flixzone. Just search on google for it :)

[@sarakersten4633]

I love these episodes focusing on a specific word! Lot's of synonyms and other useful expressions in them. Thanks!

[@anapaulaherculanob.araujo157]

Congratulations, easy german always intersting and creative..

[@DerSpassVerderber]

to be exact: most people (even germans) thinks weltschmerz means frustration about the world, but its not correct. it means a feeling of sadness about yourself (your life in a whole) and the whole world/existenc/beeing. it doesnt mean that you are sad about wars or political situation. the word was used in the 19. century and has no "time" (another good german word: "zeitlos". for example: if you think about the difficults of love and the wishes you have, that will never come true, or if you read goethes faust, then you feel weltschmerz.

[@Buennyo]

Exactly this! It has nothing to do with the welt (world) just because it has the word in it.

[@BlairWoldorf645]

Thanks for your job!!!!! it is great! And very helpful for studying German...

[@virginiasilvamaro8723]

Sehr gut! Ein tiefes Gefühl...😢

[@yongxianinternationalstudi5757]

In Chinese there is a similar expression, which is 苦海無邊 that literally means a bitte sea without shores. Not the same thing but similar.

[@zlataruppa]

Sehr interessant) Danke für diese Folge) Wunderbar

[@kaycey7361]

Its feeling melancholy about the world ( welt) around you. You may say i am a dreamer. I am not the only one - this song is similaf feeling

[@thisismyname007]

The Roman poet Virgil said "sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia tangunt"

[@leovonfitzy]

A near English equivalent to Weltschmerz could be "Oh Dearism" You can find a short video on youtube. As always very well made and helpful street tutorials from EasyGerman, thank you! ; )

[@duygumordogan]

the word Weltschmer simply sounds like an empathy for other people in the world.

[@sylwekpisz27]

Karolina dałaś radę !!

[@David2751]

More Easy italian please, there's only one video and for german are more than 60 :/

[@jasonlie978]

thats because german is more interesting and just better sounding

[@David2751]

***** To me italian is more interesting so your argument is pointless.

[@jasonlie978]

just joking bro

[@David2751]

Ok

[@lal2235]

wow the most polite discussion I've seen in youtube

[@zepeterinma]

in english i think its the same as : (I'm in a rut) most literal translation for the feeling.

[@viktorcheng1134]

Отличный!

[@klaasdeboer8106]

Ist das nicht "Rammstein" ?

[@lal2235]

nächstes jahr Ich will nach deutschland zu fahren, denn Ich würde Sie kennen lernen

[@TheKamisxxx]

Karolina mało wówi a jak juz cos powiem to yes zamiast ja ;-) pozdrawiam Karoline:-)

[@cardamomchai1032]

Auf Englisch ich glaube es meint "world weariness"

[@John62581]

I will get this word tattoed in my skin ;)

[@sheeley29]

Polen :D

[@powerslave6944]

What the heck is Weltschmerz?

[@fremejoker]

Nasha Naufal When you feel sad and helpless because of the terrible things that happen in the world, then you feel Weltschmerz.

[@rstevewarmorycom]

+Nasha Naufal World-weariness. That is the best English term.

[@eddiepoole]

was denn jetzt?

[@oussamabouchahda673]

Aus arabisch das heißt "الغم"= algham 😉

[@mrponurak4439]

Das ist nicht wahr. Wir haben in Polnisch ein Äquivalent - "ból istnienia".

[@januszhamerski6890]

właśnie w tym rzecz, że znaczenie pojęcia "Weltschmerz" różni się od pojęcia: "ból istnienia". Najbliższy synonim pojęcia "Weltschmerz" jest "melancholia". Pojęcie "Weltschmerz" ma większy dystans, jest praktycznie takim trochę żartem. Zarówno gdy używane jest na przykład w języku angielskim ale rónież gdy używa tego Niemiec to ma się to skojarzenia jakiejś starej szkoły psychologicznej czy jakiegoś romantycznej niemieckiej filozofii.

[@mariuszpudzianowski721]

Ich mag gerne Easy German anschauen, aber Ich nicht jemand für sprechen Üben habe