How to say “Monday” in Japanese | 月曜日 (げつようび、getsuyōbi)

06.03.2023

The Japanese vocabulary「月曜日 (げつようび、getsuyōbi)」means “Monday.” Please learn the pronunciation and the example sentences.

Japanese Vocabulary and the Meaning

Key Word月曜日
Hiraganaげつようび
Romaji Readinggetsuyōbi
English MeaningMonday

The Correct Japanese Pronunciations

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The Example Japanese Sentences

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Japanese Sentence今日きょうは、月曜げつよう日びだ。
Romaji ReadingKyō wa, getsuyōbi da.
English MeaningToday is Monday. (Plain Form)
Japanese Sentence今日は、月曜日です。
Romaji ReadingKyō wa, getsuyōbi desu.
English MeaningToday is Monday. (Polite Form)
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