“April showers bring May flowers” as they say, and this week’s German word encompasses just that. ☔ Schmuddelwetter refers to icky weather experienced during spring when it rains. This could include anything from a small drizzle to a large downpour. The term is mostly used in northern Germany where it rains frequently. (fb)

Rising temperatures and longer days often improve our moods around this time of year. This seasonal happiness is described by our German word of the week - Frühlingsgefühle. This directly translates to “spring feelings.”🌼🐝 Daylight savings time this Sunday in the US can contribute to our Frühlingsgefühle since the sun will start to set later in the day! (fb)