How to Say ‘Weekends’ in French
Week-ends
weak ehndz
[weak ehndz]
🇫🇷 In France: In France, people very often also write and say [week-end] in the singular and [week-ends] in the plural, even though it comes from English.
Phrase Breakdown
Week
[weak]
Week
A period from Saturday to Sunday traditionally.
J'adore les week-ends.
I love weekends.
ends
[ehndz]
ends
The last parts of a week, usually Saturday and Sunday.
J'adore les week-ends.
I love weekends.
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