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How to Say ‘Hopefully he'll come tomorrow.’ in German

Er kommt hoffentlich morgen.

air kohmt HOFF-ent-likh MOR-gen

[air kohmt HOFF-ent-likh MOR-gen]

Phrase Breakdown

Er kommt hoffentlich

air kohmt HOFF-ent-likh

He is hopefully coming

'Er kommt' means 'he comes' or 'he is coming'. 'Hoffentlich' means 'hopefully', with the stress on the first syllable: HOF-fent-lich.

Example

Er kommt hoffentlich pünktlich.

Hopefully he'll come on time.

Words in this phrase

[air]

Third-person masculine pronoun for a man.

Example

Er arbeitet hier.

He works here.

kommt

[kohmt]

comes

The third person singular form of the verb 'kommen', meaning to arrive or appear.

Example

Der Zug kommt bald.

The train will arrive soon.

hoffentlich

[HOFF-ent-likh]

hopefully

Says that you hope something is true or will happen.

Example

Hoffentlich regnet es morgen nicht.

Hopefully it won't rain tomorrow.

morgen.

MOR-gen

tomorrow

'Morgen' means 'tomorrow'. Stress the first syllable: MOR-gen. Written with a capital letter, 'der Morgen' means 'the morning'.

Example

Wir sehen uns morgen.

See you tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

morgen

[MOR-gen]

tomorrow

Refers to the day after today.

Example

Morgen habe ich mehr Zeit zum Schreiben.

Tomorrow I have more time for writing.

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