Saturday, November 3, 2007.
Learning the days of the week is easy! Just add the suffix -youbi.
Monday - げつようび (getsu-youbi)
Tuesday - かようび (ka-youbi)
Wednesday - すいようび (sui-youbi)
Thursday - もくようび (moku-youbi)
Friday - きんようび (kin-youbi)
Saturday - どようび (do-youbi)
Sunday - にちようび (nichi-youbi)
How about months? Its easy too, just add the suffix -gatsu.
January - いちがつ (ichi-gatsu)
February - にがつ (ni-gatsu)
March - さんがつ (san-gatsu)
April - しがつ (shi-gatsu)
May - ごがつ (go-gatsu)
June - ろくがつ (roku-gatsu)
July - しちがつ (shichi-gatsu)
August - はちがつ (hachi-gatsu)
September - くがつ (ku-gatsu)
October - じゅうがつ (juu-gatsu)
November - じゅういちがつ (juuichi-gatsu)
December - じゅうにがつ (juuni-gatsu)
Note : よん(yon, 4), なな(nana, 7) & きゅう(kyuu, 9) are not used to indicate the months.
Summary :
-youbi (ようび) denotes the day of the week
-gatsu (がつ) is put after a number to tell the month
Posted By : Jasvale
Labels: Time and Date
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