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Two friends arrange to go to the cinema.
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ich geheI'm going 🔊
wir gehenwe're going 🔊
das Kinothe cinema 🔊
morgentomorrow 🔊
Möchtest du…?Would you like…? 🔊
In Ordnung!OK! / All right! 🔊
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« Wir gehen morgen ins Kino. » 🔊
We're going to the cinema tomorrow.
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Möchtest du morgen ins Kino gehen? 🔊Would you like to go to the cinema tomorrow?
In Ordnung! Um wie viel Uhr? 🔊OK! At what time?
Wir gehen um acht Uhr. 🔊We're going at eight.
Perfekt. Ich kaufe die Karten. 🔊Perfect. I'll buy the tickets.
Grammar in focus · present for the future
German often uses the present tense with a time word for the near future: « Wir gehen morgen ins Kino » = we're going tomorrow.
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Invite a friend to do something tomorrow and propose a time (2–3 lines).
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Gut! Present + « morgen » expresses the near future.
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