Usage examples of "I feel like it" in English with translation to German

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I feel like doing something different today. Mir ist danach, heute etwas anderes zu tun.
I feel like eating out tonight. Ich habe Lust, heute Abend essen zu gehen.
There are days where I feel like my brain wants to abandon me. Es gibt Tage, an denen ich den Eindruck habe, dass mein Gehirn mich im Stich lassen will.
I feel like throwing up. Ich könnte kotzen.
I feel like eating something sweet. Ich würde gerne was Süßes essen.
I feel like a brand new person. Ich fühle mich wie ein ganz neuer Mensch.
I feel like going on a trip. Ich habe Lust, zu verreisen.
I feel like crying now. Mir ist gerade zum Heulen zumute.
I feel like someone is watching us. Ich habe das Gefühl, dass uns jemand beobachtet.
It's a nice day and I feel like taking a walk. Da das Wetter schön ist, bin ich in der Stimmung, spazieren zu gehen.
I had no idea it would be such an expensive restaurant. I feel like I'm out of place. Ich hatte keine Ahnung, dass es so ein teures Restaurant sein würde. Ich fühle mich fehl am Platz.
I feel like crying. Mir ist zum Weinen zumute.
I feel like going to a bar Ich habe Lust, in eine Bar zu gehen
I feel like going to the theatre Ich habe Lust, ins Theater zu gehen
I feel like going to the cinema Ich habe Lust, ins Kino zu gehen
I've never seen anything like it. Ich habe so etwas noch nie gesehen.
I don't much feel like working these days. Ich habe in letzter Zeit keine große Lust zu arbeiten.
I feel cold. Do you mind closing the window? Mir ist kalt. Macht es dir etwas aus, das Fenster zuzumachen?
Drying the washing on a fine day in the rainy season; I felt like it was already summer. Als ich die Wäsche an einem heiteren Tag während der Regenzeit trocknete, fühlte es sich an, als sei es schon Sommer.
I don't feel like eating now. Mir ist jetzt nicht nach essen.
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