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How to Say ‘Enjoy the day, then.’ in German

Dann genieß den Tag.

dan geh-NEESS dayn tahk

[dan geh-NEESS dayn tahk]

Phrase Breakdown

Dann genieß

dan geh-NEESS

Then enjoy

'dann' means 'then'. Stress the second syllable of 'genieß': 'dahn guh-NEES'.

Example

Dann genieß die Sonne.

Then enjoy the sun.

Words in this phrase

Dann

[dan]

then

Used to indicate a time following another event.

Example

Dann gehe ich nach Hause.

Then I will go home.

genieß

[geh-NEESS]

enjoy

Informal command form of 'genießen' (to enjoy).

Example

Genieß das Wetter!

Enjoy the weather!

den Tag.

dayn tahk

the day.

'den' is the accusative form of 'der'. 'Tag' sounds like 'tahk'.

Example

Ich plane den Tag.

I'm planning the day.

Words in this phrase

den

[dayn]

the

Masculine accusative article used before 'Termin.'

Example

Ich muss den Termin verschieben.

I have to reschedule the appointment.

Tag

[tahk]

day

The noun day; common in polite farewells and good wishes.

Example

Einen schönen Tag wünsche ich Ihnen noch, denn Tag klingt freundlich.

I wish you a nice day still, because day sounds friendly.

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