How to say "traumatic experience" in German?

In German "traumatic experience" translates to  Traumatisches Erlebnis 

Transliteration: trau-ma-tisch-es er-leb-nis

🇩🇪 Das war ein traumatisches Erlebnis für mich.

🗣️ Das war ein trau-ma-tisch-es er-leb-nis für mich.

🇺🇸 That was a traumatic experience for me.



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How to say "traumatic experience" in German?

You can use the word "Traumatisches Erlebnis" which translates to "traumatic experience".

How to pronounce "Traumatisches Erlebnis" (traumatic experience) in German?

The word "Traumatisches Erlebnis" is pronounced as "trau-ma-tisch-es er-leb-nis".

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