How to Say ‘Only Tuesdays to Fridays’ in German
Nur dienstags bis freitags
noor DEENS-tahks biss FRY-tahks
[noor DEENS-tahks biss FRY-tahks]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding -s to a day turns it into "on every such day": dienstags means "on Tuesdays". Days written this way take a small first letter.
Phrase Breakdown
Nur dienstags
noor DEENS-tahks
Only on Tuesdays
'Dienstags' (DEENS-tahks) means 'on Tuesdays'. The final -s makes it mean 'every Tuesday'.
Wir haben nur dienstags geschlossen.
We are only closed on Tuesdays.
Words in this phrase
Nur
[noor]
only
No more than; exclusively.
Nur du kannst das tun.
Only you can do that.
dienstags
[DEENS-tahks]
on Tuesdays
Adverb meaning every Tuesday, regularly.
Dienstags ist das Museum geschlossen.
On Tuesdays the museum is closed.
bis freitags
biss FRY-tahks
to Fridays
'Bis' means 'until' or 'to'. 'Freitags' sounds like 'FRY-tahks'.
Das Angebot gilt montags bis freitags.
The offer is valid Mondays to Fridays.
Words in this phrase
bis
[biss]
see you / until
Used with bald to form a common farewell meaning see you soon.
Bis zum nächsten Karrieretag sage ich: Bis bald.
Until the next career day, I say: see you soon.
freitags
[FRY-tahks]
on Fridays
Adverb meaning every Friday.
Freitags essen wir Fisch.
On Fridays we eat fish.
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