How to Say ‘My grandchildren are coming at lunchtime today.’ in German
Meine Enkel kommen heute Mittag.
migh-neh ENG-kel KOM-en hoin-te MIT-tahk
[migh-neh ENG-kel KOM-en hoin-te MIT-tahk]
Phrase Breakdown
Meine Enkel kommen
migh-neh ENG-kel KOM-en
my grandchildren are coming
'Enkel' means grandchild; the plural looks the same. Stress the first syllable: 'EN-kel'.
Meine Enkel kommen morgen.
My grandchildren are coming tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Meine
[migh-neh]
my
Belonging to or associated with the speaker.
Ich mache meine Runden jeden Morgen.
I do my rounds every morning.
Enkel
[ENG-kel]
grandchildren
Plural of 'Enkel', grandchild (same form in plural).
Die Enkel spielen im Garten.
The grandchildren are playing in the garden.
kommen
[KOM-en]
come
Formal imperative/verb form of 'kommen'; with 'wieder' it means come back.
Kommen Sie morgen!
Come tomorrow!
heute Mittag.
hoin-te MIT-tahk
at noon today
A time phrase meaning around lunchtime today. Say 'MIT-tahk'.
Wir essen heute Mittag zusammen.
We're eating together at noon today.
Words in this phrase
heute
[hoin-te]
today
On this present day.
Heute zieh' ich zum letzten Mal um.
Today I am moving for the last time.
Mittag
[MIT-tahk]
noon / midday
Masculine noun for 12 o'clock in the day or the lunchtime period.
Wir essen zu Mittag.
We eat lunch at midday.
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