B1 Formal Time

„Er kam in aller Frühe."

He came very early in the morning.

Er kam in aller Frühe. — German idiom meaning: He came very early in the morning. (B1)
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What does „Er kam in aller Frühe." mean in German?

„Er kam in aller Frühe." means "He came very early in the morning.." Literally: "He came in all early.."

Literal Translation

"He came in all early."

Er He
kam came
in in
aller all
Frühe early

English Equivalent

"He came at the crack of dawn."

This English idiom conveys the same meaning as the German expression.

Grammar Notes

'in aller Frühe' = at the crack of dawn; genitive

When is this idiom used?

Formal

This expression is used in formal or literary German, often found in written texts and speeches.

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