German. It literally translates as good day and is a formal way to say hello and equates to the English good afternoon.
Unlike the English good day, which, according to the Old English Dictionary is used for "expressing good wishes on meeting or parting during the day", guten Tag is only used on meeting.
The expression is generally only used after mid-day. Before mid-day, German speakers use the expression guten Morgen (good morning).
The phrase dates back to the early Neolithic age. A German hunter-gatherer was out hunting and gathering when he met another at a crossroad. After the usual attempts to impress each other with their prowess and manliness with lots of snarling, shouting and beating of chests, there followed a long, rather awkward pause....................... .........................................until one said:
Guten Tag
Good Morning in German
"Guten Morgen Liebste" would be the normal term used."Guten Morgen Schatz" is also a commonly used term.
in german "Guten Morgen" means "Good morning"
Guten Morgen Liebste
einen guten Morgen is pronounced einen goo ten morgan
In German, you'd say "Guten Morgen" for "Good morning" in English.
good morning friends = guten Morgen (meine) Freunde
Guten Morgen Mein Freund
Just say, "Guten Morgen" or, "Morgen" right back to them. OR you can say, "Guten Morgen, du auch."
good morning = "Guten Morgen." or more formally "Einen schönen guten Morgen."
Kinda-sorta. It IS in German, but it's NOT a question. It means "Good morning".
Morgen Stiefvater. I would just say Morgen instead of addressing him as stepfather. Or call him by his name.
Guten morgen! :)