How to Say ‘From Monday’ in Japanese
月曜日から
getsuyoubi kara
[getsuyoobi kara]
💬 Usage Tip: [から] after a time means "from," as in a starting point: [月曜日から] "from Monday." You can swap in other times, like [9時から] or [来週から].
Phrase Breakdown
月曜日
getsuyoubi
[getsuyoobi]
Monday
The weekday Monday, often used to state a schedule or start date.
月曜日から働きたいです。
I want to work starting Monday.
から
kara
[kara]
from
Indicates the starting point in time. Here it means 'starting from Monday.'
月曜日から出勤できます。
I can come to work from Monday.
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