How do you say "Saturday at 7:00" in Japanese?

"Saturday at 7:00" in Japanese is "土曜日の七時". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

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How to Say ‘Saturday at 7:00’ in Japanese

Q: What does "土曜日の七時" mean in English?

"土曜日の七時" means "Saturday at 7:00" in English. Usage tip: Japanese often links date/day and time with [の]: [土曜日の七時] "Saturday at 7." You can reuse the pattern with other time words, like [明日の六時] "tomorrow at 6."

土曜日の七時

doyoubi no shichi ji

[doyoubi no shichi ji]

💬 Usage Tip: Japanese often links date/day and time with [の]: [土曜日の七時] "Saturday at 7." You can reuse the pattern with other time words, like [明日の六時] "tomorrow at 6."

Phrase Breakdown

土曜日

doyoubi

[doyoubi]

Saturday

The day Saturday. Useful when making a reservation for a specific day.

Example

土曜日の七時に予約したいです。

I would like to make a reservation for Saturday at seven.

の

[no]

of / 's

A particle that links words, often showing possession or connection, like of or 's.

Example

土曜日の七時は空いていますか。

Is Saturday at seven available?

七時

shichi ji

seven o'clock

A time expression meaning 7:00.

Example

七時に来てください。

Please come at seven o'clock.

Words in this phrase

七

shichi

[shichi]

seven

The number seven. Here it is part of a time expression.

Example

土曜日の七時でお願いします。

Saturday at seven, please.

時

[ji]

o'clock / hour

Marks the hour when telling time.

Example

土曜日の七時に二名で予約できますか。

Can I make a reservation for two people on Saturday at seven o’clock?

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