How to Say ‘Friday’ in German
Den Freitag
dayn FRY-tahk
[dayn FRY-tahk]
💬 Usage Tip: Days need der, which becomes den when it's the thing taken or chosen. Same with Wir nehmen den Montag.
Phrase Breakdown
Den
[dayn]
the
Definite article in the dative plural form used after this preposition.
Im Ausdruck Hinter den Kulissen steht den im Dativ Plural.
In the expression 'Behind the scenes', 'the' is in the dative plural.
Freitag
[FRY-tahk]
Friday
The day of the week before Saturday; masculine noun.
Wir kommen am Freitag um acht.
We are coming on Friday at eight.
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