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Talking about Days of the Week
The days of the week are:
Nichi-yoo-bi: Sunday
日曜日： にち ・ よう ・ び
Getsu-yoo-bi: Monday
月曜日： げつ ・ よう ・ び
Ka-yoo-bi: Tuesday
火曜日： か ・ よう ・ び
Sui-yoo-bi: Wednesday
水曜日： すい ・ よう ・ び
Moku-yoo-bi: Thursday
木曜日： もく ・ よう ・ び
Kin-yoo-bi: Friday
金曜日： きん ・ よう ・ び
Do-yoo-bi: Saturday
土曜日： ど ・ よう ・ び
*Note* For Kanji learners, Kanji will be underneath the Japanese words in Roman letters (Romaji) followed by the Kana (Hiragana/Katakana) equivalent to help you study it. Also, the Romaji and Kana are separated by a dash so that you can distinguish the Kanji that goes along with it.
Other related terms:
Kinoo: yesterday
Ototoi: the day before yesterday
Senshuu: last week
Sensenshuu: the week before last
Mainichi: everyday
Here's a practice conversation between Rondillo and Lee Hyori:
Rondillo: Nanyoobi ga suki desu ka? （何曜日が好きですか。）
Hyori: Getsuyoobi desu. （月曜日です。）
Translation:
Rondillo: What day do you like?
Hyori: Monday.
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This post was last modified: 01-10-2008 08:09 AM by Rondillo.
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
do you have any videos for us to learn easily? this is just a request...thanks a lot!!! your are such an intelligent person!!!
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| 01-21-2008 01:14 AM |
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
do you have any videos for us to learn easily? this is just a request...thanks a lot!!! your are such an intelligent person!!!
Sorry I don't have videos... maybe I'll look for some later... However, you just gave me an idea! Maybe I could make my own videos...
Thanks for calling me intelligent 
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
Here are some more words speaking of days, weeks, years
Ototoi - The day before yesterday おととい
Kinou - Yesterday 昨日
Kyou - Today 今日
Ashita - Tomorrow 明日
Asate - The day after tomorrow あさて
Sensenshuu - The week before last 先々週
Senshuu - Last week 先週
Konshuu - This week 今週
Raishuu - Next week 来週
Saraishuu - The week after next 再来週
Kyonen - The past year きょ年 （I don-t know if "kyo" has a kanji in this case)
Kotoshi - This year 今年
Rainen - Next year 来年
Sarainen - The year after next 再来年
Oh, i forgot these.
Mainichi - Everyday 毎日
Maishuu - Every week 毎週
Mainen - Every year 毎年
"Mai" can be used also for the days, example, "Maigetsui" 毎月 "Maika"毎火
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
what's long time no see in japan?
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jooze
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
it's
"hizashiburi" (ひざしぶり） "ohizashiburi" （おひざしぶり） if you want to be more polite
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
The days of the week are:
Nichi-yoo-bi: Sunday
日曜日： にち ・ よう ・ び
Getsu-yoo-bi: Monday
月曜日： げつ ・ よう ・ び
Ka-yoo-bi: Tuesday
火曜日： か ・ よう ・ び
Sui-yoo-bi: Wednesday
水曜日： すい ・ よう ・ び
Moku-yoo-bi: Thursday
木曜日： もく ・ よう ・ び
Kin-yoo-bi: Friday
金曜日： きん ・ よう ・ び
Do-yoo-bi: Saturday
土曜日： ど ・ よう ・ び
*Note* For Kanji learners, Kanji will be underneath the Japanese words in Roman letters (Romaji) followed by the Kana (Hiragana/Katakana) equivalent to help you study it. Also, the Romaji and Kana are separated by a dash so that you can distinguish the Kanji that goes along with it.
Other related terms:
Kinoo: yesterday
Ototoi: the day before yesterday
Senshuu: last week
Sensenshuu: the week before last
Mainichi: everyday
Here's a practice conversation between Rondillo and Lee Hyori:
Rondillo: Nanyoobi ga suki desu ka? （何曜日が好きですか。）
Hyori: Getsuyoobi desu. （月曜日です。）
Translation:
Rondillo: What day do you like?
Hyori: Monday.
Nihongo oshiete kudasai... (^_^)
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
thanks i'm gonna practice now!
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| 02-14-2008 02:27 PM |
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vulpespyro
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RE: Talking about Days of the Week
hmm... let me try... Kinou boku wa Chicago e ikimashita... Sarainen, boku wa akihabara e ikimasu. Did i get it right?
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| 02-17-2008 01:29 PM |
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hmm... let me try... Kinou boku wa Chicago e ikimashita... Sarainen, boku wa akihabara e ikimasu. Did i get it right?
Yep sounds good! Even the different tense forms you got!
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