Jeg går til skolen om morgenen.

I go to the school in the morning.

Breakdown of Jeg går til skolen om morgenen.

• jeg: I
• gå: to go
• skolen: the school
• morgenen: the morning
• til: to
• om: in

Questions & Answers about Jeg går til skolen om morgenen.

Why do we use til before skolen in this sentence?

In Danish, til commonly indicates movement toward a destination. So jeg går til skolen emphasizes that you are heading to the school, rather than being inside it.

Why is it skolen (definite form) instead of skole?

In Danish, the definite article is often added to the end of the noun (known as a postpositive article). Skolen means the school. Native speakers often use the definite form when referring to a specific school, especially one that the speaker regularly attends.

Is går used only for walking, or can it mean "go" in general?

Går can mean both walk and go depending on the context. If the method of travel isn’t specified otherwise, you can generally use går to indicate going somewhere, usually on foot or as a habitual action.

What does om morgenen mean here, and why do we use om?

Om morgenen translates to in the morning in a habitual sense. Om is used when talking about repeated or habitual actions that occur during a part of the day, such as om aftenen (in the evening) or om natten (at night).

Could I say Jeg går til skolen om morgenen for only one specific morning?

Typically, om morgenen implies a regular or habitual action. If you want to refer to just one specific morning, you might say i morgen tidlig (tomorrow morning) or something similar that clearly indicates a single occasion.