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

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

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

    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.

  3. glosbe.com › de › deEnd of Days – Nacht ohne Morgen - German definition, grammar ...

    Learn the definition of 'End of Days – Nacht ohne Morgen'. Check out the pronunciation, synonyms and grammar. Browse the use examples 'End of Days – Nacht ohne Morgen' in the great German corpus.

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

    • 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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  6. educalingo.com › en › dic-deMeaning of "Nacht" in the German dictionary - educalingo

    Meaning of Nacht in the German dictionary with examples of use. Synonyms for Nacht and translation of Nacht to 25 languages.

  7. yourdailygerman.com › meaning › nekwt"Nacht" in English - The German Learners' Dictionary

    Plural: die Nächte. Word type: noun Based on: *nekwt-. 1. the night. (German only uses it for the real night, not the late evening.) Value: Opposite: Tag. Show / Hide Examples. Practice pronunciation - click once to start recording and again to stop.

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    Here you will find more than 700 idioms used in German-speaking countries, and their English meanings. For a bit of fun, the literal translations are also provided. Browse the list, or search for a specific idiom alphabetically or using the search function below.