Days of the week

Monday: getsuyoubi げつようび
Tuesday: kayoubi かようび
Wednesday: suiyoubi すいようび
Thursday: mokuyoubi もくようび
Friday: kinyoubi きんようび
Saturday: doyoubi どようび
Sunday: nichiyoubi にちようび

 

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