How to Say ‘Saturday at seven’ in Japanese
土曜日の七時
doyoubi no shichi ji
[doh-yoh-bee noh shee-chee jee]
💬 Usage Tip: For dates and times, Japanese often links them with [の]: [土曜日の七時] = "Saturday at seven." English uses "at," but Japanese keeps it as a noun phrase.
Phrase Breakdown
土曜日
doyoubi
[doh-yoh-bee]
Saturday
The day Saturday, often used when making bookings or appointments.
土曜日の七時で予約をお願いします。
I'd like a reservation for Saturday at seven.
の
no
[noh]
of
Links the day and time together, as in 'Saturday's seven o'clock' or 'seven on Saturday.'
土曜日の七時は大丈夫です。
Saturday at seven is fine.
七時
shichi ji
seven o'clock
A time expression meaning 7:00.
七時に来てください。
Please come at seven o'clock.
Words in this phrase
七
shichi
[shee-chee]
seven
The number seven, here used in a time expression.
土曜日の七時に伺います。
We will come on Saturday at seven.
時
ji
[jee]
o'clock; time
Shows the hour when attached to a number.
土曜日の七時で承りました。
We've noted Saturday at seven.
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