How to Say ‘From Tuesday to Thursday’ in French
Du mardi au jeudi
doo mar-DEE oh zhuh-DEE
[doo mar-DEE oh zhuh-DEE]
💬 Usage Tip: Du ... au ... gives a range of days: du lundi au vendredi "Monday to Friday". Du and au are de le and à le merged, and in French the days take no capital letter.
Phrase Breakdown
Du mardi
doo mar-DEE
From Tuesday
'Du' is the contraction of 'de + le'. Say 'du mar-DEE'.
Du mardi, c'est possible.
From Tuesday, it's possible.
Words in this phrase
Du
[doo]
from the
'de' + 'le'; here marks the start of a range of days.
Ouvert du lundi au vendredi.
Open from Monday to Friday.
mardi
[mar-DEE]
Tuesday
The day of the week Tuesday.
Mardi soir, j'ai yoga à 18 heures.
Tuesday evening, I have yoga at 6 p.m.
au jeudi
oh zhuh-DEE
to Thursday
'Au' is the contraction of 'à + le'. Say 'oh zhuh-DEE'.
Du lundi au jeudi.
From Monday to Thursday.
Words in this phrase
au
[oh]
to the
A contraction of à + le, often meaning 'to the' or 'at the' with a masculine singular noun.
Bienvenue Au studio pour votre séance de yoga.
Welcome to the studio for your yoga session.
jeudi
[zhuh-DEE]
Thursday
The fourth day of the week, named after Jupiter.
On se voit jeudi soir.
See you Thursday evening.
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