durstig sein
be thirsty
The phrase 'durstig sein' is the German equivalent of 'to be thirsty'. It is used to express the need or desire for a drink, typically water or another beverage. This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, from casual conversation to formal writing.
Example sentences using: durstig sein
Ich könnte wirklich durstig sein.
I could really be thirsty.
This sentence is used when someone is not currently thirsty, but believes that they could become thirsty in the near future. This can be due to factors like hot weather, physical exertion, or the expectation of salty foods.
Du scheinst durstig zu sein.
You seem to be thirsty.
This sentence is used when observing someone else who appears to be thirsty. This could be based on physical signs, like the person panting or reaching for a drink, or on circumstantial evidence, like the person having just finished a rigorous workout.
Sie müssen nicht durstig sein.
You do not have to be thirsty.
This sentence is used in a situation where someone is implying that they must be thirsty, yet the speaker disagrees. Maybe the person has already had a lot to drink, or the speaker reasons that they shouldn't be thirsty due to the current circumstances.