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Days of the week

Days of the week

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Monday mandag m_____ m-n-a- ------ mandag 0
Tuesday t----ag t______ t-r-d-g ------- tirsdag 0
Wednesday onsdag o_____ o-s-a- ------ onsdag 0
Thursday t--s-ag t______ t-r-d-g ------- torsdag 0
Friday fr---g f_____ f-e-a- ------ fredag 0
Saturday l---ag l_____ l-r-a- ------ lørdag 0
Sunday s--dag s_____ s-n-a- ------ søndag 0
the week u-a u__ u-a --- uka 0
from Monday to Sunday f-- ma-dag t---sønd-g f__ m_____ t__ s_____ f-a m-n-a- t-l s-n-a- --------------------- fra mandag til søndag 0
The first day is Monday. D-n-fø---e---g-n e- -a-d-g. D__ f_____ d____ e_ m______ D-n f-r-t- d-g-n e- m-n-a-. --------------------------- Den første dagen er mandag. 0
The second day is Tuesday. Den---dr- ---en -- tir-dag. D__ a____ d____ e_ t_______ D-n a-d-e d-g-n e- t-r-d-g- --------------------------- Den andre dagen er tirsdag. 0
The third day is Wednesday. Den -r-dje dage---r o-s-a-. D__ t_____ d____ e_ o______ D-n t-e-j- d-g-n e- o-s-a-. --------------------------- Den tredje dagen er onsdag. 0
The fourth day is Thursday. D-n--jer-e d--e- -r torsd-g. D__ f_____ d____ e_ t_______ D-n f-e-d- d-g-n e- t-r-d-g- ---------------------------- Den fjerde dagen er torsdag. 0
The fifth day is Friday. De--f--te-da-en-er -re---. D__ f____ d____ e_ f______ D-n f-m-e d-g-n e- f-e-a-. -------------------------- Den femte dagen er fredag. 0
The sixth day is Saturday. D---s-e----da--n ----ør-ag. D__ s_____ d____ e_ l______ D-n s-e-t- d-g-n e- l-r-a-. --------------------------- Den sjette dagen er lørdag. 0
The seventh day is Sunday. De- sj-end---a--- e----ndag. D__ s______ d____ e_ s______ D-n s-u-n-e d-g-n e- s-n-a-. ---------------------------- Den sjuende dagen er søndag. 0
The week has seven days. U-a h-- --u-da--r. U__ h__ s__ d_____ U-a h-r s-u d-g-r- ------------------ Uka har sju dager. 0
We only work for five days. Vi-j---e--bare f-- -age-. V_ j_____ b___ f__ d_____ V- j-b-e- b-r- f-m d-g-r- ------------------------- Vi jobber bare fem dager. 0

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