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How to Say ‘On Sunday’ in French

Le dimanche

luh dee-MAHNSH

[luh dee-MAHNSH]

💬 Usage Tip: le dimanche can mean a specific Sunday or every Sunday, depending on context. Context also decides whether it means "on the Sunday" or "on Sundays".

Phrase Breakdown

Le

[luh]

on (with days)

Before a weekday, 'le' means every such day, i.e. on Wednesdays.

Example

Le lundi, j'ai sport.

On Mondays, I have sport.

dimanche

[dee-MAHNSH]

Sunday

The last day of the week in France, when many shops are closed.

Example

Le dimanche, nous déjeunons en famille.

On Sundays, we have lunch as a family.

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