How to Say ‘Since this morning.’ in German
Seit heute Morgen.
zyte hoin-te MOR-gen
[zyte hoin-te MOR-gen]
💬 Usage Tip: seit covers things that started in the past and are still going. Swap in seit gestern "since yesterday" or seit zwei Tagen "for two days".
Phrase Breakdown
Seit
[zyte]
since / for
Used with time expressions to show duration from the past until now.
Seit zwei Jahren arbeite ich in Berlin.
I have been working in Berlin for two years.
heute
[hoin-te]
today
On this present day.
Heute zieh' ich zum letzten Mal um.
Today I am moving for the last time.
Morgen
[MOR-gen]
morning
The time of day before noon; also used in the greeting 'Guten Morgen'.
Am Morgen trinke ich Kaffee.
In the morning I drink coffee.
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