to feel comfortable
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to feel comfortable
To feel physically and emotionally good, comfortable, and content in a particular situation, place, or in the company of people.
Ich fühle mich in meiner neuen Wohnung wirklich sehr wohl.
I feel really very comfortable in my new apartment.
'Wohlfühlen' (to feel comfortable) is a reflexive verb and is always used with a reflexive pronoun in the dative or accusative (ich fühle mich wohl, du fühlst dich wohl). The pronoun 'sich' is a fixed part of the verb.
Er fühlt sich in der neuen Stadt noch nicht richtig wohl.
He still doesn't really feel comfortable in the new city.
The verb is separable. In a main clause, the prefix 'wohl' comes at the end of the sentence. In a subordinate clause or in the infinitive, 'wohl' and 'fühlen' stay together.
Hier fühle ich mich endlich wohl.
Here I finally feel comfortable.
The word is made up of 'wohl' (well, comfortable) and 'fühlen' (to feel). So the meaning is literal: you feel good.
Fühlst du dich bei uns wohl?
Do you feel comfortable with us?
Prepositions are often used to name the reason for the feeling of well-being. You feel comfortable 'an einem Ort' (in/at a place), 'in einer Situation' (in a situation), or 'bei Personen' (with people).
Bei meinen Großeltern habe ich mich immer sehr wohlgefühlt.
I always felt very comfortable at my grandparents' place.
