Mittag
Noon
Language note: 'Mittag' is a compound of 'mitte' (middle) and 'Tag' (day).
Culture note: Meals at midday in Germany can be quite hearty, also referred to as 'Mittagessen'.
Context: You plan to meet them the following day, and your friend suggests a time midday.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Mittag
[MI-taag]
noon
Twelve o'clock in the day; the middle of the day.
Wir essen um Mittag.
We eat at noon.
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