毎日 → 毎朝 ?
deu and epo both mean "every morning":
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mateno
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Morgen#German
both Spanish sentences also mean every morning
The same is the case for Dutch "ochtend."
@kakha04 დილით in the sentence you added also refers to the morning, right? (It's usually better not to translate a sentence while a possible change is being discussed.)
変更してもいいですか?
Thanks.
Don't worry everyone. my translation didn't match with previous one which meant "every day" but after the change it does match with the translation. all good!
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