Langeweile erleben
experience a feeling of boredom
In German, to express the idea of experiencing a feeling of boredom, one can use the phrase 'Langeweile erleben'. Here, 'Langeweile' is a noun that directly translates to 'boredom', and 'erleben' is a verb meaning 'to experience'. So, 'Langeweile erleben' literally means 'to experience boredom'.
Example sentences using: Langeweile erleben
Um Langeweile zu erleben, muss man einen ganzen Tag lang nichts tun.
To experience boredom, one must do nothing all day long.
This phrase explains that to understand or 'experience' the feeling of boredom, known as 'Langeweile' in German, one needs to spend an entire day idle or doing nothing.
Er sagt, er würde nie wieder Langeweile erleben wollen.
He says he would never want to experience boredom again.
In this sentence, the person is expressing a strong dislike towards 'Langeweile' or boredom. He has experienced it before and asserts that he wouldn't want to undergo such a feeling again.
Ich kann mich nicht erinnern, wann ich das letzte Mal Langeweile erlebt habe.
I can't remember the last time I experienced boredom.
This phrase conveys that the speaker has been engaged in activities for a long time to the point where they can't remember when they last felt bored, or 'Langeweile erleben,' a term implying to experience or undergo boredom.