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How do you say "Thursday" in French?
Jeudi
In French, "Thursday" is Jeudi.
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Pronunciation
Say zhuh-dee, two syllables. The J sounds like the soft G in English, and the final DI is soft.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun, jeudi. Plural is jeudis. Named after Jupiter, the Roman king of gods.
Example sentence
Jeudi, je joue au foot.
On Thursday, I play soccer.
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How to remember Jeudi
Jeudi starts with jeu, which means game or play. Thursday is often fun, like a game.
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Questions about Jeudi
How do you say "Thursday" in French?
In French, "Thursday" is Jeudi. It is a noun.
How is Jeudi written in French?
Jeudi is written using the standard French script.
How is Jeudi used in a sentence?
Use Jeudi as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Jeudi, je joue au foot. (On Thursday, I play soccer.).
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