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Free German Days & Months Flashcards
German's calendar words are pleasingly literal — Mittwoch, "mid-week", sits where it says. These cards lock in the days, months, and the everyday time expressions.
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QWhat are Monday to Wednesday in German?
AMontag, Dienstag, Mittwoch
QWhat does "Mittwoch" literally mean?
A"Mid-week" — Wednesday
QWhat are Thursday and Friday in German?
ADonnerstag, Freitag
QWhat are Saturday and Sunday in German?
ASamstag (or Sonnabend), Sonntag
QWhat are January to March in German?
AJanuar, Februar, März
QWhat are April to June in German?
AApril, Mai, Juni
QWhat are July to September in German?
AJuli, August, September
QWhat are October to December in German?
AOktober, November, Dezember
QHow do you say "today, tomorrow, yesterday" in German?
Aheute, morgen, gestern
QHow do you say "the weekend" in German?
Adas Wochenende
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