A2Emotions
Sich in jemandes Lage versetzen
To empathize with someone; to put oneself in someone else's shoes to understand their feelings or perspective
In German
Sich in jemandes Lage versetzen
Zikh in YAY-man-des LAH-ge fer-ZET-tsen
Literal Translation
To put oneself into someone's situation
Meaning
To empathize with someone; to put oneself in someone else's shoes to understand their feelings or perspective.
Equivalent:"To put oneself in someone's shoes"
Example Sentences
- 1
Versuche dich mal in seine Lage zu versetzen, bevor du urteilst.
Try to put yourself in his shoes before you judge.
- 2
Es ist wichtig, sich in die Lage der anderen zu versetzen, um Konflikte zu vermeiden.
It's important to put yourself in others' shoes to avoid conflicts.
FAQ
How do you say "To empathize with someone; to put oneself in someone else's shoes to understand their feelings or perspective" in German?
"To empathize with someone; to put oneself in someone else's shoes to understand their feelings or perspective" in German is "Sich in jemandes Lage versetzen" (Zikh in YAY-man-des LAH-ge fer-ZET-tsen). Example: Versuche dich mal in seine Lage zu versetzen, bevor du urteilst..
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