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17 feb 2014 · heute is the adverb form as in. Heute gehen wir zum Labor (= Today we're going to the lab) heutig is the adjective form that in German is used to say "today's" Das heutige Wetter ist schlecht (Today's weather is bad) Der heutige Mensch ist stärker als zuvor (=Today's man/person is stronger than before) heutigen is declined form of "heutig"
25 dic 2018 · heute This is the "official" form of this word. You can read it in newspapers. heut This is the colloquial form of the same word. You will not find it in newspapers (except for verbatim quotes of spoken phrases) but you will hear it very often when native speakers chat with each others.
11 gen 2022 · Since normally no other part is in nominative case, this is how subjects are identified within the sentence. But still the most common place for a subject is position 1. If it is not there (which very often is the case), it is a position 3. All other parts of speech can be at any position in the sentence. Es ist bewölkt heute.
4 ott 2017 · Heute goes simply with bis, so bis heute is correct. Accepted and regularly used expressions are . bis heute. bis zum heutigen Tage . Simple reason: zum is derived from zu dem, which is zu plus definite article, and when there is a definite article, there has to be a noun. Heute is not a noun (usually). This is the core of the answer. Now, for ...
19 ott 2022 · In (a) you are explicitly specifying today's evening (heute = today), while in (b) you mean that evening, that makes the most sense when you know the context. Without having this context, I would guess, it's today's evening, but when the context makes another evening more plausible, then it will be this other evening.
1 nov 2018 · Yeah, but “planst du” is indeed a little awkward. A bit closer to “planen Sie” but still natural would be “hast du vor, heute im Bistro zu essen?”. It's also possible to say “Wolltest du heute ins Bistro?” – there it's ambiguous whether this is a past form or subjunctive. –
18 ago 2021 · Flexible word order in German would allow Heute Nachmittag gehen wir schwimmen. But I think that's the only other option here. Note, as Roland pointed out in the comments, if the subject is ich , then gehen , being the finite verb, would be conjugated as gehe .
29 mar 2022 · → Du bist heute spät zuhause. In principle, this also holds when a degree particle such as too or very is added: You are home too late today. → Du bist heute zu spät zuhause. However, often dran is also dropped when there is no information of what the person is late at.
22 ago 2019 · Wenn er doch heute kommen würde! Wenn er doch heute gekommen wäre! The first example is simply the analytic Konjunktiv II of kommen. It is desirable for him to come, but it is not yet known whether he will do so or not. The second example is the synthetic Konjunktiv II of (gekommen) sein.
26 lug 2023 · etw. verabreden - make an agreement on something. sich verabreden - arrange an appointment/date. The example above looks to be neither of these two: the first one doesn't match it's meaning with the context, and the second one looks to be a wrong usage of Zustandspassiv. I would expect either Activ: " Ich habe mich heute schon verabredet " (2)
