warm
warm
In German, 'warm' is used similarly to English. It can describe a high temperature, as in 'The weather is warm today.' It can also be used metaphorically, such as in 'I received a warm welcome.' Note that German adjectives are inflected based on case, gender, and number, so 'warm' may change depending on its use in a sentence.
Example sentences using: warm
Es ist warm heute.
It is warm today.
This sentence is a simple observation about the weather today, suggesting the temperature is neither hot nor cold, but comfortably warm.
Die Suppe sollte warm serviert werden.
The soup should be served warm.
This sentence gives a recommendation on how the soup should be served for optimal taste, i.e., it should be served warm and not cold or hot.
Fühlst du dich warm genug?
Do you feel warm enough?
This sentence is typically said out of concern for someone else's comfort, particularly if it's cold and someone might not be wearing enough to stay warm.