draußen
outside
The German word 'draußen' is used to express the concept of being or happening outside, in the same way as its English counterpart 'outside'. It can be used as an adverb or an adjective, depending on the context. For example, 'Ich bin draußen' means 'I am outside', and 'Das draußen Wetter ist schön' means 'The weather outside is nice'.
Example sentences using: draußen
Es ist kalt draußen.
It is cold outside.
This sentence uses the word 'draußen' to describe the location of the coldness. In this context, 'draußen' is used to indicate the area outside the speaker's current indoor location.
Können wir draußen spielen?
Can we play outside?
This question uses 'draußen' to propose a location for an activity, in this case 'playing'. It is customary to use 'draußen' when referring to outdoor activities.
Ich werde draußen warten.
I will wait outside.
In this sentence 'draußen' is used in conjunction with the verb 'warten' (to wait). This suggests that the speaker will be waiting in a space outside the current location.