die Tage
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German[edit]
Etymology[edit]
Literally, “the days”, “these days”, “those days”.
Pronunciation[edit]
Adverb[edit]
die Tage (idiomatic, chiefly colloquial)
- (prospective) in the coming days, in a few days
- Ich hab die Tage wenig Zeit.
- I don't have much time in the coming days.
- Wir können uns ja die Tage noch mal drüber unterhalten.
- We can talk about it again in a few days.
- Bis die Tage! ― See you soon! (literally, “Until these days!”)
- (retrospective) in the past days, a few days ago
- Ich hatte die Tage wenig Zeit.
- I didn't have much time in the past days.
Usage notes[edit]
- For non-idiomatic use see die and Tage. For example: Im Frühling werden die Tage länger. (“The days get longer in spring.”)
Synonyms[edit]
- dieser Tage (formal)