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Days of the Week in French — 5 French phrases in 20 seconds

La Semaine Word List · 5 phrases

A 20-second drill built from our Days of the Week in French chart.

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A 20-second drill on « Days of the Week in French » (La Semaine Word List): five real phrases, three seconds to guess, then the meaning. Every phrase comes straight from our Days of the Week in French vocabulary chart — open it for the full word list, audio on each line, and a practice quiz.

🔊 The five phrases

On est quel jour aujourd’hui ?What day is it today?
On est jeudi.It’s Thursday.
À lundi !See you Monday!
Le musée est fermé le mardi.The museum is closed on Tuesdays.
Bon week-end !Have a good weekend!
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