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How to Say ‘At seven on Saturday’ in Japanese

土曜日の七時に

doyoubi no shichi ji ni

[doh-yoh-bee noh shee-CHEE jee nee]

💬 Usage Tip: Japanese goes from big to small: day first, then hour, joined by の, with に marking the point in time at the end. 七時 is said (shichi-ji), not (nana-ji).

Phrase Breakdown

土曜日の

doyoubi no

Saturday's / on Saturday

土曜日 (doyoubi, Saturday) + の. Stretch the long 'ou' in 'do-you-bi'.

Example

土曜日の朝は忙しいです。

Saturday mornings are busy.

Words in this phrase

土曜日

doyoubi

[doh-yoh-bee]

Saturday

The day Saturday.

Example

土曜日のチケットはありますか。

Do you have tickets for Saturday?

の

no

[noh]

of; linking particle

Links two nouns to make “after meals”: ごはんのあと.

Example

ごはんのあとにお薬を飲みます。

I take medicine after meals.

七時に

shichi ji ni

at seven o'clock

Say 'shi-chi-ji ni'. The 'shi' and 'chi' are soft sounds.

Example

七時に会いましょう。

Let's meet at seven.

Words in this phrase

七

shichi

[shee-CHEE]

seven

The number seven; read しち when telling the hour with 時.

Example

七時に予約しました。

I made a reservation for seven.

時

ji

[jee]

o'clock

Hour counter used after numbers for clock time.

Example

朝8時は忙しいです。

8 a.m. is busy.

に

ni

[nee]

in; at; to

Particle indicating location or target state.

Example

手元に置きたいです。

I want to keep it at hand.

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