In Hebrew, the word for morning is "בוקר" (boker). A common phrase to greet someone in the morning is "בוקר טוב" (boker tov), which means "good morning." 

Tuesday in Hebrew is "יום שלישי" (Yom Shlishi). The Hebrew days of the week are named after their order in the week, with Yom Shlishi meaning "the third day."

Here's a fun fact: In the creation story in the Torah, each day ends with the phrase "ויהי ערב ויהי בוקר" (vayehi erev vayehi boker), which translates to "and there was evening and there was morning." This phrase emphasizes the cycle of time and the beginning of a new day.

As you learn Hebrew, try incorporating these words and phrases into your daily routine:

- Start your day with "בוקר טוב" (boker tov) to greet others.
- Acknowledge the days of the week by saying "יום שלישי" (Yom Shlishi) on Tuesdays.

This will help reinforce your learning and make Hebrew a natural part of your everyday life!