How to Say ‘In the morning’ in German
Am Vormittag
ahm FOR-mit-tahk
[ahm FOR-mit-tahk]
💬 Usage Tip: am is a merged an dem, used for parts of the day and days of the week: am Abend "in the evening", am Montag "on Monday". Vormittag means the late morning before noon, not early morning.
Phrase Breakdown
Am
[ahm]
at the
Indicating a specific location or time.
Am Himmel sind Sterne.
There are stars in the sky.
Vormittag
[FOR-mit-tahk]
morning (late morning)
The time before noon.
Am Vormittag arbeite ich.
In the morning I work.
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