How to Say ‘7 pm.’ in German
19 Uhr
neen-TSAYN oor
[neen-TSAYN oor]
💬 Usage Tip: In German times, [19 Uhr] is read as [neunzehn Uhr], using the 24-hour clock much more than in English. In everyday speech, people may also say [sieben Uhr abends], but [19 Uhr] is very standard for bookings.
Phrase Breakdown
19
[neen-TSAYN]
nineteen
The number 19; in time expressions it means 7 p.m. in 24-hour format.
19 Uhr passt mir gut.
7 p.m. suits me well.
Uhr
[oor]
o'clock
Used to state the time of day; with 19 it means 7 p.m.
Um 19 Uhr ist der Tisch reserviert.
The table is reserved at 7 p.m.
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