A2Vocabulary
Schuld
Guilt, fault; debt
In German
Schuld
shoolt
Don't Get Confused!
Looks like
Should
In English means: "Used to indicate obligation, duty, or correctness"
Actually means
Schuld
Guilt, fault; debt
Memory TipIf you have 'Schuld' in Germany, you're either guilty or in debt, not just expressing what you 'should' do. It's a heavy word!
Example Sentences
Example Sentences- 1
Es ist nicht meine Schuld.
It's not my fault (guilt).
- 2
Er hat viele Schulden.
He has many debts.
FAQ
How do you say "Guilt, fault; debt" in German?
"Guilt, fault; debt" in German is "Schuld" (shoolt). Example: Es ist nicht meine Schuld..
