What are you doing this beautiful morning.
"Und was machst du heute noch?" means "And what are you doing today?"
Machst Du das mit dem Übersetzer? translates as Are you doing that with the translato?
Du machst mich so glücklich. Ich liebe dich. -> You make me so happy. I love you.
morgen = tomorrowMorgen = morningN.B. This word changes its meaning depending on whether it is capitalised or not!!!"morgen" means "tomorrow"."Der Morgen" as a noun means "the morning"."Guten Morgen!" or just "Morgen!" as a greeting means "Good Morning!".
the morning after :)
There is too little information in the question to attempt a sensible translation. Schvn is not a German word.
"Hello, what are you doing today?" or "Hello, what are you going to do today?"
"Was machst du am Freitag?" is a German phrase that translates to "What are you doing on Friday?" in English. It is commonly used to inquire about someone's plans or activities for that day. The question is informal and typically used among friends or acquaintances.
Dance tomorrow
Wir sehen uns morgen = We'll see each other tomorrow
I believe it's the short form of "freilich" which would mean "frankly", but it's just used to add weight to a question. "Du machst des schon, oder?" and "Du machst des fei schon, oder?" both mean "You are going to do that, are you?", but the latter sounds like it's a slightly more aggressive question, bordering on mistrust.
It's something like 'I'll see you tomorrow'