How to Say ‘Saturday, June 14’ in French
Le samedi 14 juin
luh sam-dee katorz zhwan
[luh sam-dee katorz zhwan]
💬 Usage Tip: For dates, French usually puts the day first, then the number, then the month: [le samedi 14 juin]. You can swap in other dates the same way: [le mardi 3 septembre].
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[luh]
the
A masculine singular definite article used before the date expression.
Le samedi 14 juin est complet.
Saturday, June 14 is fully booked.
samedi
[sam-dee]
Saturday
The day of the week for the reservation.
Le samedi 14 juin, nous avons une réservation.
On Saturday, June 14, we have a reservation.
14
[katorz]
14
The day number in the date.
Le samedi 14 juin, la table est prête.
On Saturday, June 14, the table is ready.
juin
[zhwan]
June
The month in the reservation date.
Le samedi 14 juin convient très bien.
Saturday, June 14 works very well.
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