Eine Frage über "nass" und "feucht".
"Es regnet aber ich habe keinen Regenschirm dabei, und ich werde nass/feucht."

My friend told I should use "nass", but "feucht" also means WET, so I'm a little bit puzzled now.

Question

Eine Frage über "nass" und "feucht".
"Es regnet aber ich habe keinen Regenschirm dabei, und ich werde nass/feucht."

My friend told I should use "nass", but "feucht" also means WET, so I'm a little bit puzzled now.

Answer

Hi, "nass" means wet, "feucht" means moist or damp. If you are walking in the rain, you are most likely going to get "nass" not "feucht". 
I hope that helps!

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