How to Say ‘On Sunday.’ in French
Dimanche.
dee-mahnsh
[dee-mahnsh]
🇫🇷 In France: A Sunday family meal is a familiar social pattern in France, especially with parents or in-laws. So [Dimanche.] can imply more than just the day: it often suggests a traditional family gathering.
Phrase Breakdown
Dimanche
[dee-mahnsh]
Sunday
Noun meaning Sunday; days of the week are not capitalized in standard French, though this card capitalizes it.
Dimanche, toute la famille vient déjeuner.
On Sunday, the whole family is coming for lunch.
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