Morgen
/ˈmɔʁɡn̩/The time of day between sunrise and noon; the morning.
Ich trinke jeden Morgen eine Tasse Kaffee.
I drink a cup of coffee every morning.
In German, 'Morgen' is always capitalized as it is a noun.
A future time; the next day or the following day.
Wir sehen uns morgen.
We'll see each other tomorrow.
When referring to the future, 'morgen' is often used in the context of 'tomorrow.'
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💡Pro Tip
Capitalization
Remember that 'Morgen' is always capitalized in German as it is a noun.
⚡Gold Rule
Time vs. Future
The word 'Morgen' can mean both 'morning' and 'tomorrow,' depending on the context.
📖Word Origin
From Middle High German 'morgen,' from Old High German 'morgan,' from Proto-Germanic 'murginaz,' related to 'morning.'
📝Usage Notes
'Morgen' is a noun in German and is always capitalized. It can refer to both the time of day (morning) and the future (tomorrow).