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Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/cebuano Cebuano] learners! 😊<br>
== Introduction ==
In this lesson, you will learn the days of the week in Cebuano as well as cultural information related to each day. Knowing the days of the week is an essential part of any language learning journey, and it will help you in making plans, scheduling appointments, and talking about happenings on specific dates. So, let's get started!


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In this lesson, we will learn about the days of the week in Cebuano. Understanding the days of the week is essential for everyday conversation, as it allows us to talk about routines, schedules, and upcoming events. Knowing the days of the week will also help you plan your activities and navigate through the Cebuano-speaking world with ease. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently use the days of the week in sentences and engage in basic conversations about time and schedules.


<span link>Take a moment to explore these relevant pages as you conclude this lesson:[[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/Clothes|Clothes]], [[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/Drinks|Drinks]], [[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/Geography|Geography]] & [[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/Education|Education]].</span>
== Days of the Week ==
==The Days of the Week in Cebuano==


In Cebuano, the days of the week are named after the celestial bodies that the ancient Filipinos believed controlled their lives. The sequence of days is the same as in English. Here are the days of the week in Cebuano:
The Cebuano language, spoken in the Philippines, follows a similar naming convention for the days of the week as in English. However, there are slight differences in pronunciation and spelling. Let's start by learning the days of the week in Cebuano:


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| Martes || mar-tes || Tuesday
| Martes || mar-tes || Tuesday
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| Miyerkules || mee-yer-ku-les || Wednesday
| Miyerkules || mee-yer-koo-les || Wednesday
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| Huwebes || hoo-we-bes || Thursday
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| Sabado || sa-ba-do || Saturday
| Sabado || sa-ba-do || Saturday
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| Dominggo || do-ming-go || Sunday
| Domingo || do-ming-go || Sunday
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It's easy to see that the weekdays are closely related to Spanish - especially Sabado and Domingo, which are exactly the same.  
Now, let's take a closer look at each day of the week and how they are used in sentences.
 
=== Lunes (Monday) ===
 
"Lunes" is the first day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Sunday (Domingo) and before Tuesday (Martes). Here are a few examples of how "Lunes" can be used in sentences:
 
- Magpahulay ko sa Lunes. (I will rest on Monday.)
- Sa Lunes, aduna akong importante nga miting. (On Monday, I have an important meeting.)
- Unsa imong plano sa Lunes? (What's your plan for Monday?)
 
=== Martes (Tuesday) ===
 
"Martes" is the second day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Monday (Lunes) and before Wednesday (Miyerkules). Here are a few examples of how "Martes" can be used in sentences:
 
- Sa Martes, aduna akong klase sa eskwelahan. (On Tuesday, I have classes at school.)
- Martes karong semana, magluto ko og adobo. (This week on Tuesday, I will cook adobo.)
- Kinahanglan nako mobalhin sa akong tarong sa Martes. (I need to move my appointment to Tuesday.)
 
=== Miyerkules (Wednesday) ===
 
"Miyerkules" is the third day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Tuesday (Martes) and before Thursday (Huwebes). Here are a few examples of how "Miyerkules" can be used in sentences:
 
- Sa Miyerkules, magpamalit ko og mga bugas. (On Wednesday, I will buy rice.)
- Usa ka semana human sa Miyerkules, magbakasyon ko. (One week after Wednesday, I will go on vacation.)
- Ang Miyerkules nga klase maayo kaayo. (Wednesday classes are really good.)
 
=== Huwebes (Thursday) ===
 
"Huwebes" is the fourth day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Wednesday (Miyerkules) and before Friday (Biyernes). Here are a few examples of how "Huwebes" can be used in sentences:
 
- Sa Huwebes, aduna koy trabaho sa opisina. (On Thursday, I have work at the office.)
- Magahimo kita og party sa among balay karong Huwebes. (We will have a party at our house this Thursday.)
- Huwebes na, adto na kita sa merkado. (It's already Thursday, let's go to the market.)
 
=== Biyernes (Friday) ===
 
"Biyernes" is the fifth day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Thursday (Huwebes) and before Saturday (Sabado). Here are a few examples of how "Biyernes" can be used in sentences:
 
- Aduna koy importante nga presentasyon sa akong trabaho sa Biyernes. (I have an important presentation at work on Friday.)
- Biyernes na, adto ta sa sinehan. (It's already Friday, let's go to the cinema.)
- Sa Biyernes, magluto ko og lechon baboy. (On Friday, I will cook roasted pig.)
 
=== Sabado (Saturday) ===
 
"Sabado" is the sixth day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Friday (Biyernes) and before Sunday (Domingo). Here are a few examples of how "Sabado" can be used in sentences:
 
- Sa Sabado, magahimo ko og mga lakaw sa bukid. (On Saturday, I will take a walk in the countryside.)
- Sabado na karong adlawa, muadto ta sa beach. (It's already Saturday today, let's go to the beach.)
- Sa Sabado, magahimo ta og pagkaon alang sa atong pamilya. (On Saturday, let's cook food for our family.)
 
=== Domingo (Sunday) ===


== Cultural Information ==
"Domingo" is the seventh and last day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Saturday (Sabado). Here are a few examples of how "Domingo" can be used in sentences:


=== Monday (Lunes) ===
- Sa Domingo, magahimo ko og pamilya nga paniudto. (On Sunday, I will make a family lunch.)
- Domingo na karong semana, mag-adto ta sa simbahan. (This week on Sunday, let's go to church.)
- Sa Domingo, adto ta sa merkado aron paliton ang atong mga kinahanglanon. (On Sunday, let's go to the market to buy our necessities.)


Monday in Cebuano is Lunes. Just like in most Western cultures, Lunes is the start of the workweek in the Philippines. Therefore, people generally have a gloomy feeling towards this day. There is also a superstition that if you dream of a snake on a Monday, you'll receive money, whereas if you see a cockroach you'll lose money.
== Cultural Perspectives ==


=== Tuesday (Martes) ===
The concept of the days of the week is universal, but the way people perceive and use them can vary across cultures. In Cebuano culture, the days of the week hold significance in religious and social contexts.


Tuesday in Cebuano is Martes. According to traditional Filipino beliefs, Martes is considered as the unlucky day of the week, as this is the day when the god of war, Mangangalakal, is in power. Due to its negative reputation, some people avoid doing important activities such as starting a new business, moving into a new house, getting married, or traveling on this day.
Religious Observance:
In the predominantly Catholic Philippines, Sunday (Domingo) is considered a holy day. Many Cebuanos attend church services and spend quality time with their families on Sundays. It is common to see families enjoying meals together or engaging in recreational activities like going to the beach or having picnics during weekends.


=== Wednesday (Miyerkules) ===
Work and School Schedules:
The weekdays from Monday to Friday are considered work or school days in Cebuano culture. Most businesses and schools operate during these days, and people adhere to a structured routine. It is common for Cebuanos to have a five-day workweek, with Saturday and Sunday being the designated days off for most employees.


Wednesday in Cebuano is Miyerkules. In the West, Wednesday is called "hump day" as it's the middle of the week. In the Philippines, they say "Humok ang iyot sa Miyerkules" which means the breeze on Wednesday is calming. This is because the cool sea breeze calm the humidity down in many places.
Social Activities:
Friday (Biyernes) and Saturday (Sabado) evenings are popular times for socializing and going out with friends in Cebuano culture. Many people look forward to the weekend as an opportunity to relax, unwind, and enjoy the company of loved ones. It is common to see restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues bustling with activity during these days.


=== Thursday (Huwebes) ===
== Practice Exercises ==


Thursday in Cebuano is Huwebes. Huwebes comes from Holy Thursday which is the day of the Last Supper. Due to this, many people go to mass on Thursdays. It is also considered as the luckiest day of the week since the word Huwebes comes from the Spanish word Jueves, which means Jupiter – the planet that is associated with luck.
Now that you have learned the days of the week in Cebuano, let's practice using them in sentences. Complete the following exercises by filling in the blanks with the appropriate day of the week.


=== Friday (Biyernes) ===
Exercise 1:
- ____________ na karong adlawa, adto ta sa sinehan.
- (It's already ____________ today, let's go to the cinema.)


Friday in Cebuano is Biyernes. Biyernes is considered as the luckiest day of the week for love, relationships, and wealth. Filipinos believe that whatever you plan or start on this day will have a high chance of success. This is why some people choose to get married on Biyernes.
Exercise 2:
- Sa ____________, magluto ko og mga bugas.
- (On ____________, I will cook rice.)


=== Saturday (Sabado) ===
Exercise 3:
- Aduna akong importante nga miting sa ____________.
- (I have an important meeting on ____________.)


Saturday in Cebuano is Sabado. Sabado comes from the Spanish word Sábado. In Philippine culture, Sabado is considered as a fun day – a day for leisure and relaxation. Many families go to the beach, visit mountains and waterfalls, or just have a picnic together. Sabado is also famous for its night markets where people can buy street food.
Exercise 4:
- Magahimo kita og party sa among balay karong ____________.
- (We will have a party at our house this ____________.)


=== Sunday (Dominggo) ===
Exercise 5:
- Kinahanglan nako mobalhin sa akong tarong sa ____________.
- (I need to move my appointment to ____________.)


Sunday in Cebuano is Dominggo. Many families attend mass on this day and have a special lunch together. Dominggo is also called primer día by some Cebuanos because it is the first day of the week for them.  
Exercise 6:
- Sa ____________, aduna koy trabaho sa opisina.
- (On ____________, I have work at the office.)


== Dialogue ==
Exercise 7:
* Person 1: Unsay imong plano karong __Lunes__? (What are your plans this __Monday__?)
- Magahimo kita og pagkaon alang sa atong pamilya sa ____________.
* Person 2: Magtrabaho ko. Wala koy mahimo. (I'm going to work. I have nothing else to do.)
- (Let's cook food for our family on ____________.)
* Person 1: Martes na karon. Dapat langota __umalagad__ sa Simbahan para mangayo'g kahiusa sa Ginoo. (Today is __Tuesday__. We should go to the Church to ask for God's guidance.)
 
* Person 2: O, tuura ko'gi mga pulong nga gamiton (Sure, teach me some words to use.)
Exercise 8:
* Person 1: Halapong __Miyerkules__ unya maglibot ta sa dakong __sunog__. (Let's wait for __Wednesday__ and visit the big __fire__.)
- ____________ na karong semana, magluto ko og adobo.
- (This week on ____________, I will cook adobo.)
 
Exercise 9:
- Sa ____________, magpahulay ko.
- (On ____________, I will rest.)
 
Exercise 10:
- ____________ na, adto na kita sa merkado.
- (It's already ____________, let's go to the market.)
 
== Solutions ==
 
Exercise 1: Sabado (Saturday)
- Sabado na karong adlawa, adto ta sa sinehan.
- (It's already Saturday today, let's go to the cinema.)
 
Exercise 2: Lunes (Monday)
- Sa Lunes, magluto ko og mga bugas.
- (On Monday, I will cook rice.)
 
Exercise 3: Martes (Tuesday)
- Aduna akong importante nga miting sa Martes.
- (I have an important meeting on Tuesday.)
 
Exercise 4: Huwebes (Thursday)
- Magahimo kita og party sa among balay karong Huwebes.
- (We will have a party at our house this Thursday.)
 
Exercise 5: Miyerkules (Wednesday)
- Kinahanglan nako mobalhin sa akong tarong sa Miyerkules.
- (I need to move my appointment to Wednesday.)
 
Exercise 6: Huwebes (Thursday)
- Sa Huwebes, aduna koy trabaho sa opisina.
- (On Thursday, I have work at the office.)
 
Exercise 7: Sabado (Saturday)
- Magahimo kita og pagkaon alang sa atong pamilya sa Sabado.
- (Let's cook food for our family on Saturday.)
 
Exercise 8: Martes (Tuesday)
- Martes na karong semana, magluto ko og adobo.
- (This week on Tuesday, I will cook adobo.)
 
Exercise 9: Lunes (Monday)
- Sa Lunes, magpahulay ko.
- (On Monday, I will rest.)
 
Exercise 10: Huwebes (Thursday)
- Huwebes na, adto na kita sa merkado.
- (It's already Thursday, let's go to the market.)


== Conclusion ==
== Conclusion ==


That's it for this lesson on the Days of the Week in Cebuano! Learning the days of the week is a key part of building your Cebuano language skills. Keep practicing and don't forget to use the vocabulary you have learned in daily conversations with native speakers. To improve your [[Language/Cebuano|Cebuano]] [[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary|Vocabulary]], you can also use the [https://polyglotclub.com Polyglot Club] website. [https://polyglotclub.com/find-friends.php?search=send&d=0&f=36&offre1=1305 Find native speakers] and ask them any [https://polyglotclub.com/language/cebuano/question questions]!
Congratulations! You have successfully learned the days of the week in Cebuano. By practicing using them in sentences, you can now confidently talk about routines, schedules, and upcoming events. Keep practicing and incorporating the days of the week into your daily conversations to reinforce your understanding. In the next lesson, we will explore the months and seasons in Cebuano, allowing you to expand your vocabulary and discuss events and weather.
 
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==Sources==
* [https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-names-of-the-days-of-the-week-in-Cebuano What are the names of the days of the week in Cebuano? - Quora]
* [https://cebuano101.blogspot.com/2016/10/days-of-week-in-bisaya.html Days of the Week in Bisaya - Cebuano101]


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<span link>Well done on mastering this lesson! Don't miss these related pages to expand your knowledge:[[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/Survival-phrases|Survival phrases]], [[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/Food|Food]], [[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/How-to-say-Good-Bye?|How to say Good Bye?]] & [[Language/Cebuano/Vocabulary/Count-to-10|Count to 10]].</span>
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* [https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-names-of-the-days-of-the-week-in-Cebuano What are the names of the days of the week in Cebuano? - Quora]
* [https://cebuano101.blogspot.com/2016/10/days-of-week-in-bisaya.html Days of the Week in Bisaya - Cebuano101]


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Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will learn about the days of the week in Cebuano. Understanding the days of the week is essential for everyday conversation, as it allows us to talk about routines, schedules, and upcoming events. Knowing the days of the week will also help you plan your activities and navigate through the Cebuano-speaking world with ease. By the end of this lesson, you will be able to confidently use the days of the week in sentences and engage in basic conversations about time and schedules.

Days of the Week[edit | edit source]

The Cebuano language, spoken in the Philippines, follows a similar naming convention for the days of the week as in English. However, there are slight differences in pronunciation and spelling. Let's start by learning the days of the week in Cebuano:

Cebuano Pronunciation English Translation
Lunes loo-nes Monday
Martes mar-tes Tuesday
Miyerkules mee-yer-koo-les Wednesday
Huwebes hoo-we-bes Thursday
Biyernes bee-yer-nes Friday
Sabado sa-ba-do Saturday
Domingo do-ming-go Sunday

Now, let's take a closer look at each day of the week and how they are used in sentences.

Lunes (Monday)[edit | edit source]

"Lunes" is the first day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Sunday (Domingo) and before Tuesday (Martes). Here are a few examples of how "Lunes" can be used in sentences:

- Magpahulay ko sa Lunes. (I will rest on Monday.) - Sa Lunes, aduna akong importante nga miting. (On Monday, I have an important meeting.) - Unsa imong plano sa Lunes? (What's your plan for Monday?)

Martes (Tuesday)[edit | edit source]

"Martes" is the second day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Monday (Lunes) and before Wednesday (Miyerkules). Here are a few examples of how "Martes" can be used in sentences:

- Sa Martes, aduna akong klase sa eskwelahan. (On Tuesday, I have classes at school.) - Martes karong semana, magluto ko og adobo. (This week on Tuesday, I will cook adobo.) - Kinahanglan nako mobalhin sa akong tarong sa Martes. (I need to move my appointment to Tuesday.)

Miyerkules (Wednesday)[edit | edit source]

"Miyerkules" is the third day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Tuesday (Martes) and before Thursday (Huwebes). Here are a few examples of how "Miyerkules" can be used in sentences:

- Sa Miyerkules, magpamalit ko og mga bugas. (On Wednesday, I will buy rice.) - Usa ka semana human sa Miyerkules, magbakasyon ko. (One week after Wednesday, I will go on vacation.) - Ang Miyerkules nga klase maayo kaayo. (Wednesday classes are really good.)

Huwebes (Thursday)[edit | edit source]

"Huwebes" is the fourth day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Wednesday (Miyerkules) and before Friday (Biyernes). Here are a few examples of how "Huwebes" can be used in sentences:

- Sa Huwebes, aduna koy trabaho sa opisina. (On Thursday, I have work at the office.) - Magahimo kita og party sa among balay karong Huwebes. (We will have a party at our house this Thursday.) - Huwebes na, adto na kita sa merkado. (It's already Thursday, let's go to the market.)

Biyernes (Friday)[edit | edit source]

"Biyernes" is the fifth day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Thursday (Huwebes) and before Saturday (Sabado). Here are a few examples of how "Biyernes" can be used in sentences:

- Aduna koy importante nga presentasyon sa akong trabaho sa Biyernes. (I have an important presentation at work on Friday.) - Biyernes na, adto ta sa sinehan. (It's already Friday, let's go to the cinema.) - Sa Biyernes, magluto ko og lechon baboy. (On Friday, I will cook roasted pig.)

Sabado (Saturday)[edit | edit source]

"Sabado" is the sixth day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Friday (Biyernes) and before Sunday (Domingo). Here are a few examples of how "Sabado" can be used in sentences:

- Sa Sabado, magahimo ko og mga lakaw sa bukid. (On Saturday, I will take a walk in the countryside.) - Sabado na karong adlawa, muadto ta sa beach. (It's already Saturday today, let's go to the beach.) - Sa Sabado, magahimo ta og pagkaon alang sa atong pamilya. (On Saturday, let's cook food for our family.)

Domingo (Sunday)[edit | edit source]

"Domingo" is the seventh and last day of the week in Cebuano. It comes after Saturday (Sabado). Here are a few examples of how "Domingo" can be used in sentences:

- Sa Domingo, magahimo ko og pamilya nga paniudto. (On Sunday, I will make a family lunch.) - Domingo na karong semana, mag-adto ta sa simbahan. (This week on Sunday, let's go to church.) - Sa Domingo, adto ta sa merkado aron paliton ang atong mga kinahanglanon. (On Sunday, let's go to the market to buy our necessities.)

Cultural Perspectives[edit | edit source]

The concept of the days of the week is universal, but the way people perceive and use them can vary across cultures. In Cebuano culture, the days of the week hold significance in religious and social contexts.

Religious Observance: In the predominantly Catholic Philippines, Sunday (Domingo) is considered a holy day. Many Cebuanos attend church services and spend quality time with their families on Sundays. It is common to see families enjoying meals together or engaging in recreational activities like going to the beach or having picnics during weekends.

Work and School Schedules: The weekdays from Monday to Friday are considered work or school days in Cebuano culture. Most businesses and schools operate during these days, and people adhere to a structured routine. It is common for Cebuanos to have a five-day workweek, with Saturday and Sunday being the designated days off for most employees.

Social Activities: Friday (Biyernes) and Saturday (Sabado) evenings are popular times for socializing and going out with friends in Cebuano culture. Many people look forward to the weekend as an opportunity to relax, unwind, and enjoy the company of loved ones. It is common to see restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues bustling with activity during these days.

Practice Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now that you have learned the days of the week in Cebuano, let's practice using them in sentences. Complete the following exercises by filling in the blanks with the appropriate day of the week.

Exercise 1: - ____________ na karong adlawa, adto ta sa sinehan. - (It's already ____________ today, let's go to the cinema.)

Exercise 2: - Sa ____________, magluto ko og mga bugas. - (On ____________, I will cook rice.)

Exercise 3: - Aduna akong importante nga miting sa ____________. - (I have an important meeting on ____________.)

Exercise 4: - Magahimo kita og party sa among balay karong ____________. - (We will have a party at our house this ____________.)

Exercise 5: - Kinahanglan nako mobalhin sa akong tarong sa ____________. - (I need to move my appointment to ____________.)

Exercise 6: - Sa ____________, aduna koy trabaho sa opisina. - (On ____________, I have work at the office.)

Exercise 7: - Magahimo kita og pagkaon alang sa atong pamilya sa ____________. - (Let's cook food for our family on ____________.)

Exercise 8: - ____________ na karong semana, magluto ko og adobo. - (This week on ____________, I will cook adobo.)

Exercise 9: - Sa ____________, magpahulay ko. - (On ____________, I will rest.)

Exercise 10: - ____________ na, adto na kita sa merkado. - (It's already ____________, let's go to the market.)

Solutions[edit | edit source]

Exercise 1: Sabado (Saturday) - Sabado na karong adlawa, adto ta sa sinehan. - (It's already Saturday today, let's go to the cinema.)

Exercise 2: Lunes (Monday) - Sa Lunes, magluto ko og mga bugas. - (On Monday, I will cook rice.)

Exercise 3: Martes (Tuesday) - Aduna akong importante nga miting sa Martes. - (I have an important meeting on Tuesday.)

Exercise 4: Huwebes (Thursday) - Magahimo kita og party sa among balay karong Huwebes. - (We will have a party at our house this Thursday.)

Exercise 5: Miyerkules (Wednesday) - Kinahanglan nako mobalhin sa akong tarong sa Miyerkules. - (I need to move my appointment to Wednesday.)

Exercise 6: Huwebes (Thursday) - Sa Huwebes, aduna koy trabaho sa opisina. - (On Thursday, I have work at the office.)

Exercise 7: Sabado (Saturday) - Magahimo kita og pagkaon alang sa atong pamilya sa Sabado. - (Let's cook food for our family on Saturday.)

Exercise 8: Martes (Tuesday) - Martes na karong semana, magluto ko og adobo. - (This week on Tuesday, I will cook adobo.)

Exercise 9: Lunes (Monday) - Sa Lunes, magpahulay ko. - (On Monday, I will rest.)

Exercise 10: Huwebes (Thursday) - Huwebes na, adto na kita sa merkado. - (It's already Thursday, let's go to the market.)

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have successfully learned the days of the week in Cebuano. By practicing using them in sentences, you can now confidently talk about routines, schedules, and upcoming events. Keep practicing and incorporating the days of the week into your daily conversations to reinforce your understanding. In the next lesson, we will explore the months and seasons in Cebuano, allowing you to expand your vocabulary and discuss events and weather.

Table of Contents - Cebuano Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Basic Expressions


Basic Sentence Structure


Numbers and Time


Questions and Responses


Common Nouns


Pronouns


Colors and Adjectives


Adjective Agreement


Places and Directions


Everyday Life in Cebu


Days and Months


Festivals and Celebrations


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