German expressions

Ich bin raus.

Translation

I'm out. / I'm leaving. / I'm done.

Text examples

Text:Ich bin raus, ich habe keine Lust mehr.
Translation:I'm out, I don't feel like it anymore.

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Other idiomatic expressions

Feierabend!

Ich freue mich darauf.

Reg dich ab!

Das A und O.

Mach dir keine Sorgen.

Das gefällt mir.

Mann!

Moin!

Zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe schlagen.

Verarschen?

Ich verstehe nicht.

Stimmt so.

Ich bin raus. is an idiomatic expression of the German language. Translation into English: I'm out. / I'm leaving. / I'm done.. Difficulty level — B2. Such expressions are important to understand and memorize as a whole: their meaning far from always adds up from the meanings of the individual words, so a literal translation often doesn't work here.

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