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How to Say ‘Two days a week’ in German

Zwei Tage pro Woche

tsvy TAH-geh proh VOKH-uh

[tsvy TAH-geh proh VOKH-uh]

Phrase Breakdown

Zwei Tage

tsvy TAH-geh

Two days

'Zwei' starts with 'tsv'. 'Tage' is the plural of 'Tag', with a long 'a'.

Example

Ich bleibe zwei Tage.

I'm staying two days.

Words in this phrase

Zwei

[tsvy]

two

The number 2.

Example

Wir sind zwei Personen.

We are two people.

Tage

[TAH-geh]

days

Plural of 'Tag', day.

Example

Ich habe drei Tage Urlaub.

I have three days of vacation.

pro Woche

proh VOKH-uh

per week

'pro' means per. 'Woche' starts with a 'v' sound and has a throaty 'ch'.

Example

Ich trainiere dreimal pro Woche.

I train three times per week.

Words in this phrase

pro

[proh]

per

For each unit or person.

Example

Zehn Euro pro Gast.

Ten euros per guest.

Woche

[VOKH-uh]

week

A period of seven days; often used when arranging meetings.

Example

Diese Woche ist voll, aber nächste Woche passt besser.

This week is full, but next week works better.

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