die Wahrheit
truth
The agreement of a statement or thought with reality or with a set of facts.
Es ist wichtig, immer die Wahrheit zu sagen.
It is important to always tell the truth.

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truth
The agreement of a statement or thought with reality or with a set of facts.
Es ist wichtig, immer die Wahrheit zu sagen.
It is important to always tell the truth.

The noun 'die Wahrheit' (the truth) is derived directly from the adjective 'wahr' (true). If something is 'wahr' (true), it is the 'Wahrheit' (truth).
Ist es wahr, dass du umziehst? Ja, das ist die Wahrheit.
Is it true that you're moving? Yes, that is the truth.
'Die Wahrheit' (the truth) is often used with certain verbs. Common combinations are 'die Wahrheit sagen' (to tell the truth), 'die Wahrheit erfahren' (to learn the truth), 'die Wahrheit gestehen' (to confess the truth), or 'die Wahrheit herausfinden' (to find out the truth).
Er hat lange gezögert, aber am Ende hat er die Wahrheit gesagt.
He hesitated for a long time, but in the end he told the truth.
When 'Wahrheit' (truth) describes a fact, it is often accompanied by adjectives that define its nature more closely. Typical examples are 'eine bittere Wahrheit' (a bitter truth), 'eine traurige Wahrheit' (a sad truth), or 'die reine Wahrheit' (the pure truth / the plain truth).
Es ist eine bittere Wahrheit, dass nicht alle Träume in Erfüllung gehen.
It is a bitter truth that not all dreams come true.
The expression 'in Wahrheit' (in truth) is a fixed phrase that means 'tatsächlich' (actually) or 'in Wirklichkeit' (in reality). It is often used to express a contrast between appearance and reality.
Sie wirkt immer fröhlich, aber in Wahrheit ist sie oft traurig.
She always seems cheerful, but in truth she is often sad.
When the expression 'in Wahrheit' (in truth) stands at the beginning of a sentence, the verb follows directly after it in position 2. This is called inversion.
Er sagte, er sei krank. In Wahrheit wollte er nur nicht zur Party kommen.
He said he was sick. In truth, he just didn't want to come to the party.
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'wirklich' and 'die Wahrheit' are both connected to what is real or correct. However, 'wirklich' is an adverb and describes that something is actually the case or is being strongly emphasized. 'die Wahrheit' is a noun and means the truth, especially in statements or information. In the fixed expression 'in Wahrheit' (in truth), it comes especially close to 'wirklich' and means: actually or really. Learners may confuse the words because both have to do with reality. Remember: 'wirklich' describes a statement; 'die Wahrheit' is the content that is true.

Im Gespräch sagte die Kundin endlich die Wahrheit.
During the conversation, the customer finally told the truth.
Mila braucht wirklich ein neues Ladegerät für ihr Handy.
Mila really needs a new charger for her phone.