How to Say ‘Twice a day, in the morning and in the evening.’ in German
Zweimal am Tag, morgens und abends.
TSVY-mahl ahm tahk MOR-gens oont AH-bents
[TSVY-mahl ahm tahk MOR-gens oont AH-bents]
Phrase Breakdown
Zweimal am Tag,
TSVY-mahl ahm tahk
Twice a day,
Pause briefly at the comma. 'Zweimal' starts with a 'ts' sound.
Zweimal am Tag gehe ich spazieren.
I go for a walk twice a day.
Words in this phrase
Zweimal
[TSVY-mahl]
twice
Means 'two times'; from 'zwei' plus '-mal'.
Ich esse zweimal am Tag.
I eat twice a day.
am
[ahm]
on the
Contracted preposition and article used before days.
Am Montag passt es leider nicht.
On Monday it unfortunately does not work.
Tag
[tahk]
day
A noun meaning a day; used in the standard daytime greeting.
Wir möchten einen Tisch für Freitag, den Tag nach Ostern.
We would like a table for Friday, the day after Easter.
morgens und abends.
MOR-gens oont AH-bents
morning and evening.
The final 'd' in 'abends' sounds like a 't': 'AH-bents'.
Ich lese abends.
I read in the evenings.
Words in this phrase
morgens
[MOR-gens]
in the morning(s)
Adverb meaning every morning or in the morning.
Morgens trinke ich Kaffee.
In the morning I drink coffee.
und
[oont]
and
A conjunction used to connect sentences or elements in a sentence.
Und ich freue mich.
And I am happy.
abends
[AH-bents]
in the evenings
Adverb meaning every evening or in the evening.
Abends lese ich gern.
In the evenings I like to read.
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