"I really miss you!"

Translation: Ich vermisse dich total!

[PaulMcCann6]

Should "Ich vermisse dich wirklich" also be accepted? It's not currently. (Really can be interpreted in the English sentence as emphasising either the degree to which you are missed, or the reality of the feeling. I would have thought wirklich expresses at least the latter...)

[layla.sroor]

what is wrong with "Du fehlst mir wirklich"?

[quis_lib_duo]

Nothing, that is perfectly fine.

[haxmat]

That's what I put, But it marked it wrong for some reason

[changaputi74]

I put this too and got it wrong. Why doesn't it accept fehlt as well as vermisse??

[Qazzio]

When did we learn 'vermisse'?? Bin ich Dumm oder..?

[Vince492798]

Don't see why wirklich is wrong probably more correct vocabulary than total

[PaulLavender0]

Du fehlst mir total! is another answer that DUO gives. When we are learning becomes confusing which answer to give. Both are coect however which do Germans use more?

[TonyK_]

I don't recall seeing vermissen before (it has appeared within a lesson at crown level 4). The one mentioned before was verpassen. Could someone please describe the difference between the two. Thanks!

[V.L.15]

The next exercise requires "total" to be next to the verb, which was marked wrong here.

Also, as with others below, would we really use the loan word, "total"?

[Puett]

You would never hear a German utter that phrase! "Du fehlst mir total" ist totaler Blödsinn!

[f0xG3_PatG]

Ich vermisse sehr dich?

[requin230]

Ich vermisse dich sehr

[Tilda601520]

Really soll vermissen verstärken. Total ist hier umgangssprachlich, während wirklich mehr schriftlich genutzt werden kann. Aber beide sind möglich!!!

[philipbelcher]

'Ich vermisse dich so sehr' is the idiom I think.

[SylviaLevi7]

Still doesn't accept fahlt mir!

[TimurikSunakbaev]

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