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Sundanese Vocabulary - Days of the Week

Hi Sundanese learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn about the days of the week in Sundanese. Knowing the days of the week is essential for scheduling appointments, planning activities, and making arrangements.

Don't hesitate to look into these other pages after completing this lesson:Say Hello and Greetings in Sundanese, Health & Colors.

Introduction[edit | edit source]

Sundanese is the language spoken by the Sundanese people, the largest ethnic group in West Java, Indonesia. Sundanese has a rich cultural heritage, and the language is an essential part of Sundanese culture. Sundanese has its writing system, which is called Aksara Sunda.

For those who want to improve their Sundanese language skills, learning the days of the week is a great way to expand their vocabulary. For more vocabulary, you can check out the Vocabulary category.

If you want to improve your Sundanese skills, you can also use the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions!

Days of the week in Sundanese[edit | edit source]

Here are the days of the week in Sundanese with their English translations:

Sundanese	Pronunciation	English
Minggu	[mɪŋ.ɡu]	Sunday
Senén	[sə.ˈnɛn]	Monday
Sélasa	[sə.ˈla.sa]	Tuesday
Rebo	[rə.ˈbo]	Wednesday
Kemis	[kə.ˈmɪs]	Thursday
Jumat	[dʒu.ˈmɐt]	Friday
Setu	[sə.ˈtu]	Saturday

Now that you know the words, let's put them into context. Here's a dialogue between two people planning their upcoming week:

Person 1: Minggu kita akan pergi ke pantai. (On Sunday, we will go to the beach.)
Person 2: Waduh, Senén aku ada tugas. (Oh no, on Monday, I have homework.)
Person 1: Tugasnya bisa dikerjain di Sélasa, nggak? (Can you do your homework on Tuesday?)
Person 2: Bisa, Insya Allah. (Yes, God willing.)
Person 1: Baik deh, kalau gitu aku kasih tahu yang lain kalau rencana kita ada di Rebo. (Okay, then I'll let the others know that our plan is on Wednesday.)

Cultural information[edit | edit source]

In Sundanese culture, each day of the week has its unique meaning and significance. Here are some interesting cultural facts about the days of the week in Sundanese:

Minggu is the first day of the week, and it is considered a day of rest for many Sundanese people. Sundays are often spent with family or friends, and many people attend religious services on this day.
Senén is associated with work and productivity. Many people believe that starting work on Monday will set the tone for the rest of the week.
Sélasa is often regarded as an excellent day for making decisions. Many Sundanese people believe that they should make important choices on this day for good luck.
Rebo is thought to be an auspicious day for starting new projects or ventures. Many Sundanese people believe that beginning something on Wednesday will bring success and good fortune.
Kemis is often associated with socializing and entertainment. Many people go out with friends or attend events on Thursday evenings.
Jumat is a day of prayer and contemplation. Many people attend Friday prayers at the mosque or spend time reflecting on their lives and making plans for the future.
Setu is often associated with rest and relaxation. Many Sundanese people spend Saturdays doing leisure activities or spending time with loved ones.

Learning the days of the week in Sundanese not only expands your vocabulary, but it also provides useful insights into the culture and traditions of the Sundanese people.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

We hope that this lesson has been helpful in teaching you about the days of the week in Sundanese. Don't forget to practice your language skills by speaking with native speakers and watching Sundanese movies or shows. If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below.
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Introduction[edit | edit source]