Geruch
smell
The German word 'Geruch' is used to describe a scent or odor that one can detect. It can be used in both positive and negative contexts, such as 'der Geruch von Kaffee' (the smell of coffee) or 'ein unangenehmer Geruch' (an unpleasant smell). It can also be used to express the act of smelling something, as in 'ich rieche einen Geruch' (I smell a smell).
Example sentences using: Geruch
Der Geruch von frischem Brot ist unglaublich.
The smell of fresh bread is incredible.
This sentence is a simple declaration expressing an opinion about the smell of fresh bread. 'Unglaublich' is a common adjective used in German to describe something as 'incredible' or 'unbelievable'.
Ich liebe den Geruch von Kaffee am Morgen.
I love the smell of coffee in the morning.
This sentence describes an emotional response ('love') to a sensory stimulus ('the smell of coffee'). Note that the personal pronoun 'Ich' (I) is used to indicate who is experiencing this sensation.
Dein Geruch ist einzigartig und erinnert mich an zu Hause.
Your smell is unique and reminds me of home.
This sentence combines two distinct thoughts - an observation ('Your smell is unique') and a personal reflection ('reminds me of home'). The use of the conjunction 'und' (and) signifies that these two thoughts are related.