How to Say ‘Your surgery is tomorrow.’ in German
Ihre Operation ist morgen.
EE-re oh-peh-rah-TSYOHN ist MOR-gen
[EE-re oh-peh-rah-TSYOHN ist MOR-gen]
💬 Usage Tip: German often uses the present tense plus a time word for the future: ist morgen "is tomorrow". Likewise, Der Arzt kommt gleich means "The doctor is coming soon".
Phrase Breakdown
Ihre Operation
EE-re oh-peh-rah-TSYOHN
Your operation
'Operation' is stressed on the last syllable: o-pe-ra-TSION. The 't' sounds like 'ts'.
Ihre Operation dauert zwei Stunden.
Your operation takes two hours.
Words in this phrase
Ihre
[EE-re]
your (formal)
Belonging to or associated with the person or people being spoken to formally.
Ihre Meinung zählt.
Your opinion matters.
Operation
[oh-peh-rah-TSYOHN]
operation, surgery
A surgical procedure.
Die Operation dauert zwei Stunden.
The surgery takes two hours.
ist morgen.
ist MOR-gen
is tomorrow.
'morgen' (tomorrow) is stressed on MOR, with a soft German 'r'.
Der Termin ist morgen.
The appointment is tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
ist
[ist]
is
Third person singular of sein, used for statements.
Der Flug ist heute voll.
The flight is full today.
morgen
[MOR-gen]
tomorrow
The day following today.
Morgen haben wir ein Meeting.
Tomorrow, we have a meeting.
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