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Week in Japanese

Japanese people use seven days, it's because worldwide people use seven days for a normal week. Japanese people also use these days because each day of the week has a special meaning, for example Sunday or nichiyōbi in Japanese language means the day of the sun.

Learning about japanese is an important topic, one of the most important part of the japanese vocabulary, it is to learn how to say each day of the weeek. The list below is going to help you in order to learn how to pronounce and write the days is japanese.

Days of the Week in Japanese

Week - (週) - (しゅう) - (Shū)

English	Kanji	Hiragana/ Katakana	Romaji
Monday	月曜日	げつようび	Getsuyōbi
Tuesday	火曜日	かようび	Kayōbi
Wednesday	水曜日	すいようび	Suiyōbi
Thursday	木曜日	もくようび	Mokuyōbi
Friday	金曜日	きんようび	Kinyōbi
Saturday	土曜日	どようび	Doyōbi
Sunday	日曜日	にちようび	Nichiyōbi

Examples:

• He traveled last Friday.


• 彼は金曜日に旅.


• Kare wa kinyōbi ni tabi.



• George does not like to work on Monday..


• ジョージは月曜日に仕事をしたいとしていません.


• Jōji wa getsuyōbi ni shigoto o shitai to shite imasen.



• Everybody is going to go to disco this Saturday at night.


• 誰もが夜にディスコに、今週の土曜日に行くつもりです.


• Dare mo ga yoru ni disuko ni, konshū no doyōbi ni iku tsumoridesu.



• Your mom promised to cook this Wednesday.


• あなたのお母さんは、今週の水曜日を作ると約束した.


• Anata no okāsan wa, konshū no suiyōbi o tsukuru to yakusoku shita.

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