Morgen
morning
The German word 'Morgen' is used to refer to the morning time of day. It is often used in greetings such as 'Guten Morgen' which translates to 'Good Morning' in English. It can also be used to refer to the day following the current day, as in 'Ich sehe dich morgen' which means 'I will see you tomorrow' in English.
Example sentences using: Morgen
Guten Morgen, wie geht es Ihnen?
Good morning, how are you?
In German, 'Guten Morgen' is a formal greeting used in the morning. It's directly translated into English as 'Good morning'. The phrase 'wie geht es Ihnen' is a formal way to ask someone 'how are you?'. It's used to express concern for the other person's well-being.
Bis morgen, mein Freund.
See you tomorrow, my friend.
In German, 'Bis morgen' is an informal way of saying 'see you tomorrow'. 'mein Freund' means 'my friend' and shows a close relationship between the speakers.
Der Morgen war wunderschön.
The morning was beautiful.
'Der Morgen' means 'the morning' in German. 'war wunderschön' means 'was beautiful'. In this sentence, the speaker recalls a morning that was notably beautiful.