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How to Say ‘Tomorrow morning at eight o'clock.’ in German

Morgen früh um acht Uhr.

MOR-gen frue oom ahkt oor

[MOR-gen frue oom ahkt oor]

Phrase Breakdown

Morgen früh

MOR-gen frue

Tomorrow morning

'Morgen' means tomorrow and 'früh' means early. Round your lips for 'ü', as if saying 'oo' while you say 'ee'.

Example

Ich komme morgen früh.

I'm coming tomorrow morning.

Words in this phrase

Morgen

[MOR-gen]

tomorrow

The day following today.

Example

Morgen haben wir ein Meeting.

Tomorrow, we have a meeting.

früh

[frue]

early (in the morning)

Means early; 'morgen früh' means tomorrow morning.

Example

Ich stehe früh auf.

I get up early.

um acht Uhr.

oom ahkt oor

at eight o'clock.

Gives the exact time. 'Uhr' sounds like 'oor', with a soft r at the end.

Example

Der Arzt kommt um acht Uhr.

The doctor comes at eight o'clock.

Words in this phrase

[oom]

Used with clock times to say when something happens.

Example

In „Um zehn Uhr“ zeigt „Um“ eine Uhrzeit an.

In “At ten o’clock,” “Um” indicates a clock time.

acht

[ahkt]

Eight

The number following seven.

Example

Der Zug kommt um acht Uhr.

The train arrives at eight o'clock.

Uhr

[oor]

o'clock

Used after a time to indicate the hour when telling time.

Example

Wir treffen uns um 18 Uhr.

We are meeting at 6 o'clock.

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