English–German
“get upset” in German
German
Pronunciation
IPA/ˈaʊ̯fˌʁeːgn̩/
Example
Bitte reg dich nicht auf.
Please don't get upset.
How to say “get upset” in German
“Get upset” in German is aufregen.
A calm inner state is stirred into nervous irritation, either by an outside cause or by the person's own reaction.
Example sentences with aufregen
Er reg sich wegen des Fehlers auf.
He gets upset about the mistake.
Tips for using aufregen
- Aufregen is separable: 'Ich rege mich auf' places the prefix at the end of the clause, while the participle is 'aufgeregt'.