How to Say ‘Tuesday and Thursday evenings’ in French
Le mardi et le jeudi soir
luh mar-DEE eh luh zhuh-DEE swahr
[luh mar-DEE eh luh zhuh-DEE swahr]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting le before a day turns it into a regular habit. Mardi alone means this Tuesday; le mardi means every Tuesday.
Phrase Breakdown
Le mardi
luh mar-DEE
On Tuesdays
'Le' before a day means 'every' or 'on ...s'.
Le mardi, j'ai sport.
On Tuesdays, I have sport.
Words in this phrase
Le
[luh]
on (with days)
Before a weekday, 'le' means every such day, i.e. on Wednesdays.
Le lundi, j'ai sport.
On Mondays, I have sport.
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.
et le jeudi soir
eh luh zhuh-DEE swahr
and Thursday evenings
'Jeudi' sounds like 'zhuh-dee'. 'Soir' sounds like 'swahr'.
Je suis libre le jeudi soir.
I'm free on Thursday evenings.
Words in this phrase
et
[eh]
and
Joins two thoughts or questions together.
Et vous êtes venu aussi?
And did you come too?
le
[luh]
on (with days)
Before a weekday, 'le' means every such day, i.e. on Wednesdays.
Le lundi, j'ai sport.
On Mondays, I have sport.
jeudi
[zhuh-DEE]
Thursday
The fourth day of the week, named after Jupiter.
On se voit jeudi soir.
See you Thursday evening.
soir
[swahr]
evening
Refers to the evening time, often after work or during an event.
Ce soir, je vous envoie un message de remerciement.
This evening, I am sending you a thank-you message.
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