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"Yesterday morning" and "tomorrow morning" is my favorite example. Several previous Indian coworkers of mine would say "today morning", which always made me smi
by _asummers 5y ago
"Yesterday morning" and "tomorrow morning" is my favorite example. Several previous Indian coworkers of mine would say "today morning", which always made me smile a bit. It's not an unreasonable phrase to exist, given the others do as well.
- bellyfullofbac 5y agoIn German the word for morning and tomorrow is the same, "Morgen". But "tomorrow morning" becomes "Morgen früh" which is "tomorrow early" (or "early tomorrow" in English). "Morgen vormittags" ("tomorrow before noon") is also a variation.
- ncpa-cpl 5y agoThat would be "Mañana en la mañana" in Spanish!