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Days of the Week in German

The seven days of the week in German are Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch, Donnerstag, Freitag, Samstag, and Sonntag.

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All seven days in German

German weekdays with their English meanings.
WordEnglish
MontagMonday
DienstagTuesday
MittwochWednesday
DonnerstagThursday
FreitagFriday
SamstagSaturday
SonntagSunday

How to use German weekdays

  • German weekdays are nouns, so they are capitalized: Montag, not montag.
  • am Montag means on Monday.
  • A date also capitalizes the month, as in der 14. August.

Common mistakes

  • Writing montag in lowercase.
  • Mixing up Dienstag (Tuesday) and Donnerstag (Thursday).
  • Saying on Montag instead of am Montag.

Common questions

Are German weekdays capitalized?
Yes. Montag is a noun, so it keeps a capital letter.
How do you say on Monday in German?
am Montag.

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Montag

Monday

Dienstag

Tuesday

Mittwoch

Wednesday

Donnerstag

Thursday

Freitag

Friday

Samstag

Saturday

Sonntag

Sunday

heute

today

morgen

tomorrow

gestern

yesterday

vorgestern

the day before yesterday

übermorgen

the day after tomorrow

der Tag

day

die Woche

week

das Wochenende

weekend

das Datum

date

nächste Woche

next week

letzte Woche

last week

diese Woche

this week

der Wochentag

weekday

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