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Revision as of 10:16, 28 October 2016
The days of the week, or die Wochentage, are all masculine because they use the (-tag) suffix. However, Mittwoch is still considered masculine.
Days of the Week
- Sonntag - Sunday
- Montag - Monday
- Dienstag - Tuesday
- Mittwoch - Wednesday
- Donnerstag - Thursday
- Freitag - Friday
- Samstag - Saturday
Practice Phrases
- Heute ist Freitag - Today is Friday
- Morgen ist Dienstag - Tomorrow is Tuesday
- Von Sonntag bis Mittwoch - From Sunday to Wednesday
- Donnerstag ist den fünfte Tag der Woche - Thursday is the fifth day of the week
- Am Montag trinken wir Bier. - On Monday, we drink beer
- Gestern war Donnerstag - Yesterday was Thursday
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