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1. dictionary.reverso.net › german-english › End+ofEnd of Days Nacht ohne Morgen translation in English | German ...

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   End of Days Nacht ohne Morgen translation in German - English Reverso dictionary, see also 'das, Dialyse, da, dass', examples, definition, conjugation

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   Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

3. glosbe.com › de › enEnd of Days – Nacht ohne Morgen in English - Glosbe Dictionary

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   Check 'End of Days – Nacht ohne Morgen' translations into English. Look through examples of End of Days – Nacht ohne Morgen translation in sentences, listen to pronunciation and learn grammar.

4. yourdailygerman.com › days-months-german-time-wordsTime Words in German (days, last, next, tomorrow, morning,...)

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   • Week, Month, Year and Other Words in German
   • Days and Their Parts in German
   • Yesterday… All My Trouble Seemed So Far Away

   First I will throw some vocabulary at you. 1. die Woche– the week 1. das Wochenende– the weekend 1. der Monat – the month I will not list all the months here as others have done it and I guess you either know most of them anyway or you have no intention to learn them (I never was too eager when I was learning a new language)…. so here is the link. ...

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   Once again I decided not to list all the days here but just give you a link, lazy me… click here. All days are masculine… as is der Tag itself. Now, how about some more words… the parts of the day… the times I indicated are NOT to be taken too literally… it is kind of blurry. 1. der Morgen (5:00 – 9:00) – the morning 1. der Vormittag(9:00 – 11:59) ...

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   Those are really important words. Here they are. 1. gestern– yesterday 2. heute– today 3. morgen– tomorrow Now some of you may be like “Wait a second, I thought morgen means morning? That is freaking confusing…” Well, it is that way. Morgen can mean either one… I mean taking a closer look you will see that morgen as tomorrow is an adverb while der ...

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5. www.fluentu.com › blog › german18+ Ways to Say Good Night in German | FluentU German Blog

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   Aug 22, 2024 · Learn how to say "good night" in German with 18+ expressions for every occasion. Explore common phrases like "Gute Nacht" and "Schlaf gut," learn regional variations, unleash your romantic side and learn even more expressions and terms related to the night time in German.

6. dict.leo.org › german-english › NachtNacht - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ German Dictionary

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   Jan 8, 2017 · Learn the translation for ‘Nacht’ in LEO’s ­English ⇔ German­ dictionary. With noun/verb tables for the different cases and tenses links to audio pronunciation and relevant forum discussions free vocabulary trainer .

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   How do you say Last Night in German?

   • Alright… so now, when you want to say this morning or last night in German you use gestern or heute rather than letzte or diese. In English you have the same thing with tomorrow. You don’t say next morning when you mean tomorrow morning. So in German all works like that. By the way … German doesn’t have a word for tonight.

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   What is the correct way to say “good night” in German?

   • The correct phrase is “Gute Nacht”! “Gute” is in the nominative case, and “Nacht” (meaning “night”) is a feminine noun. Therefore, “Gute Nacht” is the correct way to say “Good night” in German. 2. Guten Abend — Good Evening Formality level: Neutral The most common way to say “Good evening” in German is “Guten Abend.”

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   Is Morgen an adverb or a noun?

   • Morgen can mean either one… I mean taking a closer look you will see that morgen as tomorrow is an adverb while der Morgen is a noun and hence capitalized but … that doesn’t really help. In reality it is the structure that makes it clear. In the morning I eat bread. Am Morgen esse ich Brot. M orgen esse ich Brot. Tomorro w I’ll eat bread.

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   What does Morgen mean in a sentence?

   • So in the last sentence it is just morgen … no s, no preposition, no article… and that is a clear sign that it means tomorrow. However, this double meaning of morgen/Morgen does lead to some funny things, that might be confusing to a student.

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8. en.langenscheidt.com › english-german › nightEnglish-German translation for "night" - Langenscheidt

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   Translation for 'night' using the free English-German dictionary by LANGENSCHEIDT -– with examples, synonyms and pronunciation.