How to Say ‘And it's supposed to rain tomorrow.’ in German
Und morgen soll es regnen.
oont MOR-gen zol es RAYG-nen
[oont MOR-gen zol es RAYG-nen]
💬 Usage Tip: soll here means "is supposed to", the usual way to pass on what the forecast says. Swap the ending: Morgen soll es schneien "It's supposed to snow tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Und morgen
oont MOR-gen
and tomorrow
'Morgen' means 'tomorrow' (and also 'morning'). The 'r' is soft and comes from the throat.
Und morgen gehen wir ins Kino.
And tomorrow we're going to the cinema.
Words in this phrase
Und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
morgen
[MOR-gen]
tomorrow
Refers to the day after today.
Morgen habe ich mehr Zeit zum Schreiben.
Tomorrow I have more time for writing.
soll es regnen.
zol es RAYG-nen
it is supposed to rain.
'Soll' expresses what is expected or forecast ('is supposed to'). In 'regnen', say the 'g' clearly before the 'n'.
Heute soll es schneien.
It's supposed to snow today.
Words in this phrase
soll
[zol]
is supposed to
Form of 'sollen'; here it reports what is expected or forecast, like 'is supposed to'.
Morgen soll es warm werden.
It's supposed to get warm tomorrow.
es
[es]
it
A neutral pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned.
Es ist ein schöner Tag.
It is a beautiful day.
regnen
[RAYG-nen]
to rain
Verb for rain falling; used with 'es': 'es regnet'.
Es regnet seit Stunden.
It has been raining for hours.
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