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| the 1st day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 2nd day of the week in the USA |
| the 2nd day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 3rd day of the week in the USA |
| the 3rd day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 4th day of the week in the USA |
| the 4th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 5th day of the week in the USA |
| the 5th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 6th day of the week in the USA |
| the 6th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the last day of the week in the USA |
| the last day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 1st day of the week in the USA |
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Monday, Mondays[ˈmʌn.deɪ](noun)
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- the 1st day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 2nd day of the week in the USA
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- After the weekend, I start work on Mondays.
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Tuesday, Tuesdays[ˈtjuːzdeɪ](noun)
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- the 2nd day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 3rd day of the week in the USA
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- Peter usually goes swimming on Tuesdays.
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Wednesday, Wednesdays[ˈwɛdnzdeɪ](noun)
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- the 3rd day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 4th day of the week in the USA
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- There is no school next Wednesday.
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Thursday, Thursdays[ˈθɜ:zdeɪ](noun)
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- the 4th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 5th day of the week in the USA
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- I will see you again on Thursday.
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Friday, Fridays[ˈfraɪdeɪ](noun)
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- the 5th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 6th day of the week in the USA
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- Friday is the last workday before the weekend.
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Saturday, Saturdays[ˈsætədeɪ](noun)
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- the 6th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the last day of the week in the USA
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- There is a party Saturday night!
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Sunday, Sundays[ˈsʌndeɪ](noun)
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- the last day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 1st day of the week in the USA
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- We usually spend Sunday with the whole family.
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Tries: 0Thursday | the 4th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 5th day of the week in the USA |
Monday | the 1st day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 2nd day of the week in the USA |
Wednesday | the 3rd day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 4th day of the week in the USA |
Saturday | the 6th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the last day of the week in the USA |
Tuesday | the 2nd day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 3rd day of the week in the USA |
Friday | the 5th day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 6th day of the week in the USA |
Sunday | the last day of the week in Europe (and in countries that use the ISO 8601 norm), the 1st day of the week in the USA |
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