How to Say ‘Is open continuously in the evening’ in German
Hat abends durchgehend geöffnet
haht AH-bents DOORKH-gay-ent geh-URF-net
[haht AH-bents DOORKH-gay-ent geh-URF-net]
💬 Usage Tip: durchgehend geöffnet is the standard phrase on German opening-hours signs for "no midday break". You'll also see it with times: durchgehend von 12 bis 22 Uhr.
Phrase Breakdown
Hat abends
haht AH-bents
Is (has) in the evenings
'Hat' means 'has'. 'Abends' means 'in the evenings'. Stress the first syllable: 'AH-bents'.
Er hat abends Zeit.
He has time in the evenings.
Words in this phrase
Hat
[haht]
has
"hat" is the third-person singular form of "haben," meaning "has."
England hat auch gute Chancen dieses Jahr.
England also has good chances this year.
abends
[AH-bents]
in the evenings
Adverb meaning every evening or in the evening.
Abends lese ich gern.
In the evenings I like to read.
durchgehend geöffnet
DOORKH-gay-ent geh-URF-net
open continuously
'Durchgehend' means 'without a break'. 'Geöffnet' means 'open'. Say 'ge-ÖFF-net' and keep the 'ö' rounded.
Der Laden ist durchgehend geöffnet.
The shop is open all day without a break.
Words in this phrase
durchgehend
[DOORKH-gay-ent]
continuously
Without a break.
Die Küche ist durchgehend warm.
The kitchen serves hot food all day.
geöffnet
[geh-URF-net]
open
Past participle of 'öffnen'; common on shop signs.
Die Bäckerei ist ab sieben Uhr geöffnet.
The bakery is open from seven o'clock.
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