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How to Say ‘Tomorrow, on the fourth of May!’ in German

Morgen, am vierten Mai!

MOR-gen ahm FEER-ten my

[MOR-gen ahm FEER-ten my]

Phrase Breakdown

Morgen,

MOR-gen

Tomorrow,

'Morgen' means 'tomorrow' here. Stress the first syllable ('MOR-gen') and pronounce the German 'r' softly in the throat. Pause briefly at the comma.

Example

Morgen habe ich frei.

Tomorrow I have the day off.

Words in this phrase

Morgen

[MOR-gen]

tomorrow

Refers to the day after today.

Example

Morgen habe ich mehr Zeit zum Schreiben.

Tomorrow I have more time for writing.

am vierten Mai!

ahm FEER-ten my

on the fourth of May!

This gives the exact date. Say 'vierten' with an 'f' sound ('FEER-ten'). 'Mai' sounds like English 'my'.

Example

Das Konzert ist am vierten Mai.

The concert is on the fourth of May.

Words in this phrase

[ahm]

on the

Contracted preposition and article used before days.

Example

Am Montag passt es leider nicht.

On Monday it unfortunately does not work.

vierten

[FEER-ten]

fourth

Ordinal number 'fourth' with the ending used in dates after 'am'.

Example

Ich komme am vierten Juni.

I'm coming on the fourth of June.

Mai

[my]

May

The month of May.

Example

In „Der 12. Mai 1990“ ist „Mai“ der Monat.

In “The 12th of May 1990,” “Mai” is the month.

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