How to Say ‘By Friday’ in German
Bis Freitag
biss FRYE-tahk
[biss FRYE-tahk]
💬 Usage Tip: bis with a day means "by" or "until" that day. You can swap in any day or date: bis Montag "by Monday", bis morgen "by tomorrow".
Phrase Breakdown
Bis
[biss]
until
Used in farewells to mean see you by or until a certain time.
Bis Donnerstag ist der neue Termin eingetragen.
Until Thursday, the new appointment is scheduled.
Freitag
[FRYE-tahk]
Friday
The weekday Friday.
Am Freitag kann ich leider nicht kommen.
On Friday I unfortunately can't come.
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