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Is it der, die or das Samstagmorgen?

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Samstagmorgen

The correct article in German of Samstagmorgen is der. So it is der Samstagmorgen! (nominative case)

The word Samstagmorgen is masculine, therefore the correct article is der.

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German declension of Samstagmorgen?

How does the declension of Samstagmorgen work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:

1 Singular Plural
Nominative der Samstagmorgen die Samstagmorgen
Genitive des Samstagmorgens der Samstagmorgen
Dative dem Samstagmorgen den Samstagmorgen
Akkusative den Samstagmorgen die Samstagmorgen

What is the meaning of Samstagmorgen in German?

Samstagmorgen is defined as:

[1] The morning of a Saturday

[1] der Morgen eines Samstages

How to use Samstagmorgen in a sentence?

Example sentences in German using Samstagmorgen with translations in English.

[1] Samstagmorgen musst du früh aufstehen.

[1] on Saturday morning you have to get up early

[1] An Samstagmorgen lassen wir es immer ruhiger angehen.

[1] On Saturday morning we let it go more and more quietly

[1] „Bei einem schweren Verkehrsunfall in Brakel (Kreis Höxter) sind am frühen Samstagmorgen zwei junge Männer im Alter von 20 und 23 Jahren ums Leben gekommen.“

[1] "In the early Saturday morning, two young men aged 20 and 23 died in a serious traffic accident in Brakel (Höxter district)"

[1] „Am Freitagabend kam Carolyn geradewegs vom Flughafen zu mir, und am Samstagmorgen saß ich bereits am Frühstückstisch, als sie in meinem Frotteebademantel aus dem Badezimmer in die Küche marschiert kam und in der ausgestreckten Hand einen halb in Toilettenpapier gewickelten blutigen Tampon hielt.“

[1] “On Friday evening, Carolyn came straight from the airport, and on Saturday morning I was already sitting at the breakfast table when she was marching into the kitchen in my terrybadema from the bathroom and a half -wrapped bloody tampon was held in the outstretched hand in the outstretched hand. "