How to Say ‘At nine o'clock’ in German
Um neun Uhr
oom noyn oor
[oom noyn oor]
💬 Usage Tip: Clock times take um, days take am: am Dienstag um acht Uhr "on Tuesday at eight".
Phrase Breakdown
Um
[oom]
at
Used with clock times when asking or stating the time.
Um wie viel Uhr möchten Sie kommen?
At what time would you like to come?
neun
[noyn]
Nine
Referring to the number nine, following eight.
Ich habe um neun Uhr einen Termin.
I have an appointment at nine o'clock.
Uhr
[oor]
o'clock
Used after a number to indicate time.
Um 19 Uhr kommen wir ins Restaurant.
We are coming to the restaurant at 7 p.m.
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