English–German
“at noon” in German
German
Pronunciation
IPA/ˈmɪtaːks/
Example
Ich mache mittags eine kurze Pause.
I take a short break at noon.
How to say “at noon” in German
“At noon” in German is mittags.
The day's middle, when the morning turns into afternoon and a short break or meal commonly occurs.
Example sentences with mittags
Wir essen mittags oft in der Kantine.
We often eat in the cafeteria at noon.
Tips for using mittags
- Mittags often describes a regular time of day, whereas a specific appointment is more precisely expressed with um zwölf Uhr or another clock time.