How to Say ‘7 pm.’ in German
19 Uhr
nойн-tseen oor
[nойн-tseen oor]
🇩🇪 In Germany: In Germany, [19 Uhr] is the normal 24-hour way to give times, especially on the phone. Saying [sieben Uhr abends] is understood, but less typical in practical situations like reservations.
Phrase Breakdown
19
[nойн-tseen]
19 / seven p.m.
The number 19; in time expressions it usually means 7 p.m. in 24-hour format.
19 ist eine beliebte Zeit für Reservierungen.
7 p.m. is a popular time for reservations.
Uhr
[oor]
o'clock
Used with a number to state the time.
19 Uhr passt uns gut.
7 p.m. works well for us.
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