I'm very sorry this is a very basic Question, I just started learning japanese
as my third language (german being my native one and english my second) and
Right now I learned a basic way of asking for Business Hours, what time it is
Right now etc.

But I came across something I couldn't find explained: I can ask "When does
the postoffice close" or "When does it (which was mentioned beforehand so I
don't have to repeat it here) close tomorrow" But I can't put both in one
sentence like "When does the postoffice close tomorrow" I hope you get what I
mean? With my very limited Knowledge Right now I would Need to put two
particles to mark the subject of my sentence, which I can't do as far as I'm
concerned.

I'm grateful for every help or someone who can tell me where this has already
been answered.
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How to specify a day and a shop/office/etc. when asking for business hours?
Perhaps an easier way to ask for this information could be:

> 明日{あす}の **営業時間{えいぎょうじかん}** は何時{なんじ}ですか？

営業時間 means the "operating hours" and is a very common way _(especially on the
phone)_ to ask when a business or office will be open or closed.

Normally the response will be something like:

  * 朝{あさ}[10時]{じゅうじ}から[5時半]{ごじはん}です

So now you would know when the place opens and when it closes.
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