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How to Say ‘Every weekend’ in French

Tous les week-ends

too leh week end

[too leh week end]

💬 Usage Tip: Here the s in tous is silent: (too lay week-end). Same pattern: tous les jours "every day".

Phrase Breakdown

Tous

[too]

every

With 'les' + plural time word, it means 'every'.

Example

tous les jours

every day

les

[leh]

the

Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.

Example

Les années passent vite.

The years pass quickly.

week

[week]

week

First part of the borrowed English word 'week-end'.

Example

Bon week-end !

Have a good weekend!

ends

[end]

end(s)

Second part of 'week-end', meaning the weekend; plural here.

Example

J'adore les week-ends à Paris.

I love weekends in Paris.

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