How to Say ‘Would Thursday at ten work?’ in German
Ginge Donnerstag um zehn Uhr?
GING-eh DON-ers-tahk oom tsayn oor
[GING-eh DON-ers-tahk oom tsayn oor]
Phrase Breakdown
Ginge Donnerstag
GING-eh DON-ers-tahk
Would Thursday work
'Ginge' is a polite way to say 'would it work'. The 'g' is hard, as in 'go'. 'Donnerstag' means 'Thursday'. Stress the first syllable: DON-ners-tag.
Ginge Donnerstag für Sie?
Would Thursday work for you?
Words in this phrase
Ginge
[GING-eh]
would it work / would it go
Subjunctive of 'gehen'; politely asks if something is possible.
Ginge es auch morgen?
Would tomorrow work too?
Donnerstag
[DON-ers-tahk]
Thursday
The fourth day of the week.
Am Donnerstag habe ich frei.
I'm off on Thursday.
um zehn Uhr?
oom tsayn oor
at ten o'clock?
'Um' + time means 'at'. Your voice should rise at the end because this is a question.
Kommen Sie um zehn Uhr?
Are you coming at ten o'clock?
Words in this phrase
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?
zehn
[tsayn]
ten
The number ten; useful for group size in reservations.
Zehn Personen brauchen wahrscheinlich zwei Tische.
Ten people probably need two tables.
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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