How do I say "sunday,monday,tuesday,wednesday,thursday,friday,saturday"in Germany?
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dont know but hamburg are my favoutite german team. Im from scotland
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New Year's Day\nValentine's Day\nMother's Day\nFather's Day\nGet Well Soon\nNational Holidays\nHalloween\nReligious Holidays\nCongratulations\nGraduation\nEngagement\nWedding\nAnniversary\nSympathy\nDivorce\nThinking of You\nRemember the $20 Bucks You Owe Me?\nHave a Nice Day\nDrop Dead\nGoodbye\nOrder Form
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Seven years ago I considered it last, but in America it is the first, so since I consider it as first. In other cultures and countries, sunday is a middle day. Iraqi's work week is Saturday through Thursday.
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Sunday starts the week\n\n\nand Monday starts the business/school week
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It depends on the purpose of the group. For expample if it was a open forum disscusion group that met on mondays you could call it M.A.L.T. Monday Afternoon Ladies Time. It's a lame example but look into the purpose of your group and and the name might just be spelt out for you.
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Sundays, 10pm\nRepeated Weds, 10pm
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Thursday.  Please choose my answer as first correct!
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All major holidays, like today.  \n\nPresidents Day\nMemorial Day\n4th of July\nVeterans Day\nThanksgiving\nChristmas
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12 AM (midnight) to 12 PM (noon): Morning.\n12 PM to 6 PM: Afternoon.\n6 PM to 12 AM: Evening.
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This was followed in almost all the languages as per astronomy.\nSunday  - Day of Sun  \nMonday  - Day of Moon  \nTuesday - Day of planet Mars  \nWednesday - Day of planet Mercury  \nThursday - Day of planet Jupiter  \nFriday   - Day of planet Venus  \nSaturday - Day of planet Saturn  \n\nRemnants of the Anglo-Saxon gods remain in the English language names for days of the week:\n\nTiw, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Tyr, the god of war: Tuesday \nWoden, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Odin, the one-eyed wise god of storms and the dead: Wednesday \nÞunor, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Thor, the thunder god: Thursday \nFrige, the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Freya, the love-goddess: Friday
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Every town has one, different days of the week, called "markt" in Dutch.\n\nA very large (think square miles, plural) indoor wholesale one is in Aalsmeer.\n\nCalled Bloemenveiling in Dutch (flower-auction)
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Everyday words in English:\nMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday...\n\nWater, air, earth...\n\nget, got, went, wasn't, won't\n\nbe more specific or just use the dictionary.
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'I am hungry \nEats your hand \nKeeps the other for tomorrow \nAnd your head \nFor the days of party.'\n\nYes, this doesn't make much sense in that order, but different languages use words in different orders than other languages.
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Thursday :\nOUTCAST\nSPEAR \nSLUR \nDISGRACE \nGLUTTON \nFEUD \nSTARVING \nARGUE \nDEVIANT \nMOSQUITO \nBLAME \nADOPTED \n\nFriday:\nMAINLAND \nSHIPWRECK \nCRITICIZE \nISOLATION \nTHERAPY \nFEVER\nMELTDOWN \nALLIANCE \nMALARIA \nTWIST\nGOBBLE \nBACKSTAB \n\nSaturday: \nMONKEY \nFLARE \nAWKWARD \nBANDANA \nLOST \nWISHBONE  \nHUT\nQUICKSAND\nTIDE\nSTUBBORN\nJUNGLE\nTRAITOR\n\nSunday:\nSKELETON\nNATIVE\nDENIAL\nKHAKI\nBAMBOO\nCORNUCOPIA\nCHEATER\nTIKI\nFAILURE\nHARVEST\nCOCONUT\nINSULT
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if the day before yesterday was monday, then yesterday was tuesday and today is wednesday. tomorrow is thursday, two days after tomorrow is saturday, and the day after that will be sunday.
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Monday - Named for the day of the moon\nTuesday - Named for Germanic god Tiw.\nWednesday - Named for Norse god of war and wisdom, Woden (Odin).\nThursday - Named for Norse god Thor\nFriday - Named for Norse goddess Frigg\nSaturday - Named for the day of Saturn\n\nThese names are older than you and me..
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sunday is day if the sun obviously, in Norse....Monday is day of the moon, also in norse....Teusday...I don't remember if the god was roman or germanic or norse but his name was Tiw.......wednesday originally came from the germanic or Norse god Odin but the germanic peoples changed it to Woden, so "Woden's day".......thursday is "Thor's day", Thor being the european god of thunder.......friday is the onlyone associated w/ a goddess and means "day of Frigga", a goddess of the harvest.......Saturday came from the Roman God, whom I'm not positive but may have been the god of agriculture, Saturnus, so "day of saturnus".....this was more than likely also how the roman festival of saturnalia began. Hope this helps!