"восемь часов утра"

Translation: eight in the morning

[mb505]

When would one use утра vs утром?

[Domcje]

I have the same question...
Maybe it's different when you say in the morning with vs. without time

[Theron126]

Утра is genitive case of утро - this is literally something like "8 hours of the morning". Утром is an adverb meaning "in the morning".

[Thom844913]

In German we have two ways of saying it, we can say "um acht Uhr morgens" which would be Gentive, or we can say "um acht Uhr am Morgen". So I wonder whether you can say this sentence using утром as well withouth changing the meaning.

[alkajugl]

Why is 8:00 AM a wrong answer? They have accepted figures instead of words in earlier lessons.

[flootzavut]

That's why you have a report button :)

[Theron126]

Probably just overlooked, report it.

Edit: Added.

[malenkiyslon]

8 часов утра is also wrong for some reason

[Theron126]

They're asking for a translation to English here... If it was a dictation exercise, they only accept numerals when writing English answers, in Russian they want us to learn the names of the numbers.

[malenkiyslon]

ah right. thanx!

[Peggy501426]

I lost the sentence because of the apostrophe at o' clock!!!

[ChemaxSidd]

This voice detection system works incredibly poorly for numbers, I've tried pronouncing "восемь" a thousand times and it doesn't understand me. Anyone else have a similar problem?

[YPSILONZ]

Where does the accent go on утра? It sounds different in the sentence and alone...

[thejote]

Seriously, "8:00" is wrong, I have to say "8" or "eight"?!? I could maybe see that if it only said "восемь" and didn't follow that with "часов", but as is it should totally accept a number of possible answers.