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     • In French, a day is un jour. It’s a masculine noun. We sometimes say la journée (= the day, at the feminine), when we want to refer to something that happens during that time.
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   What does a day mean in French?

   • If it makes it easier to understand, “ la journée ” can represent a long period of time when something happens (or might happen), while “ le jour ” is a more concrete unit that’s rarely broken. The days of the week in French themselves are masculine. So, we say le lundi (= Monday), un mardi (a Tuesday).

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   How do you say a day of the week in French?

   • Notice that the article used for “a” is the masculine “un”. This is because all of the days of the week in French are masculine. This means that none of them take the feminine “une”. To express “on + a day of the week in the plural form”, use the following construction: “le + day of the week in the singular form”.

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   How many days are in a French day?

   • A French day is divided into several periods. It starts with le matin (= the morning). Then we have le midi (= midday, noon), and then l’après-midi (= the afternoon). The day then turns to le soir (= the evening), and la nuit (= the night, nighttime). As we’ve seen, sept jours (= seven days) make une semaine (= a week).

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   How do you say a date in French?

   • To say the date in French, we usually use the following order: day (in numbers) + month (in letters) + years (in numbers). To say the complete date, we use the article le. On est le 1 er janvier 2000. On est le 25 juin 2009. The day of the week comes after le and before the date. Le vendredi 5 octobre 2009.

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   What does Dimanche mean in French?

   • Dimanche = Dies Dominica = jour du Seigneur = “The Lord’s day” – First day of the week for the medieval Catholic Church. A French day is divided into several periods. It starts with le matin (= the morning). Then we have le midi (= midday, noon), and then l’après-midi (= the afternoon).

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   Are French days of the week masculine?

   • The days of the week in French themselves are masculine. So, we say le lundi (= Monday), un mardi (a Tuesday). The French days of the week also also start with a lowercase letter, rather than being capitalised (like in English). [→ We also use the masculine for a specific date, such as le 1er Mai (= the First of May) for instance!

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4. www.annieandre.com › list-7-days-of-the-week-in-frenchThe 7 days of the week in French: + Meaning & surprising ...

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   Jan 10, 2024 · How to ask “What day is it?” in French. On est quel jour? Quel jour sommes-nous? With “Le” or without “Le” Adding the French article “le” before the day of the week in French changes its meaning from a single day to something you do regularly on a given day. For example: Le mardi = every Tuesday

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   May 31, 2022 · The days of the week in French are: lundi (Monday), mardi (Tuesday), mercredi (Wednesday), jeudi (Thursday), vendredi (Friday), samedi (Saturday) and dimanche (Sunday).

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   Nov 13, 2016 · The seven days of the week are part of the vocabulary that is learnt at a very early stage when learning a foreign language. So, here is for you the list of the 7 days of the week in English and in French with the abbreviations used in French: Monday → lundi → lun. Tuesday → mardi → mar. Wednesday → mercredi → mer. Thursday → jeudi → jeu.

7. www.collinsdictionary.com › dictionary › englishFrench translation of 'day' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   day. [ˈdeɪ ] noun. 1. (gen) jour m. three days ago il y a trois jours. Nobody has seen them for two days. Personne ne les a vus depuis deux jours. We stayed in Nice for three days. Nous sommes restés trois jours à Nice. every day tous les jours. on the day that ..., the day that ... le jour où ... the day that I ..., the day I ... le jour où je ...

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   Nov 27, 2018 · In French, a day is un jour.

9. francais.lingolia.com › en › vocabularyDates, Days & Months in French - Lingolia

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   How to say the date in French. To say the date in French, we usually use the following order: day (in numbers) + month (in letters) + years (in numbers). To say the complete date, we use the article le. Examples: On est le 1 er janvier 2000. On est le 25 juin 2009. The day of the week comes after le and before the date. Example: Le vendredi 5 ...