How to Say ‘Every Sunday’ in French
Tous les dimanches
too leh dee-MAHNSH
[too leh dee-MAHNSH]
💬 Usage Tip: Tous les plus a day means a regular habit: tous les lundis "every Monday". You can also just say le dimanche with the same meaning.
Phrase Breakdown
Tous
[too]
All
Referring to the whole quantity or extent of a particular group or thing.
Ils sont tous partis.
They have all gone.
les
[leh]
the
Used before plural nouns to denote particularity.
Les années passent vite.
The years pass quickly.
dimanches
[dee-MAHNSH]
Sundays
Plural of 'dimanche'; with 'tous les' it means every Sunday.
Je me repose les dimanches.
I rest on Sundays.
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