Language/Bashkir/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week

Bashkir Vocabulary - Days of the Week

Hi Bashkir learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will focus on the vocabulary related to the days of the week in Bashkir language. You will learn how to say the days of the week and some interesting cultural facts. This lesson is designed for intermediate level learners. Let's get started!

Take some time to dive into these other pages after completing this lesson:Greetings, Feelings and Emotions, How to say Good Bye? & Education.

Days of the Week

Here's a list of the weekdays in Bashkir language:

Bashkir	Pronunciation	English Translation
Понедельник	Poniedidžnik	Monday
Вторник	Vtornik	Tuesday
Среда	Sreda	Wednesday
Четверг	Çetverg	Thursday
Пятница	Piatnitsa	Friday
Суббота	Subbota	Saturday
Воскресенье	Voskresenye	Sunday

Did you know? - In Bashkir culture, each day of the week holds a special meaning. For instance, Wednesday is considered to be the day of the soul. It is believed that on this day, the soul gathers strength for upcoming challenges. - The name for Sunday, "Voskresenye", comes from the Russian language and literally means "Resurrection". This name is connected to Christian traditions of the day of rest and worship.

Let's practice the pronunciation of the days of the week with a simple dialogue:

• Person 1: Аның көнҙе нимән итерҙе? (Anyn könðe nimän iterðe?) (What are you doing on Monday?)
• Person 2: Мин бер килеменге ашыгам. (Min ber kilеmengе ašygam.) (I'm going to learn language on Monday.)

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have learned the days of the week in Bashkir language. Keep practicing and try to incorporate these words in your daily conversation. To improve your Bashkir vocabulary, you can also use the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions! You can also check out the [Language/Bashkir/Vocabulary|Bashkir vocabulary] page for more words and phrases.

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Great work on completing this lesson! Take a moment to investigate these connected pages:Food, Say Hello and Greetings in Bashkir, Family & Count to 10.

Other Lessons

• Drinks
• Feelings and Emotions
• Numbers Саннар
• Animals
• Family
• Food
• Food (ризык rizyk)
• Drink, beverage
• How to Say Hello and Greetings

Sources

• Bashkir phrasebook – Travel guide at Wikivoyage