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en Days of the week   »   cs Dny v týdnu

9 [nine]

Days of the week

Days of the week

9 [devět]

Dny v týdnu

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Monday p-nd-lí p______ p-n-ě-í ------- pondělí 0
Tuesday út--ý ú____ ú-e-ý ----- úterý 0
Wednesday s----a s_____ s-ř-d- ------ středa 0
Thursday čt-r--k č______ č-v-t-k ------- čtvrtek 0
Friday p---k p____ p-t-k ----- pátek 0
Saturday so---a s_____ s-b-t- ------ sobota 0
Sunday ned--e n_____ n-d-l- ------ neděle 0
the week týd-n t____ t-d-n ----- týden 0
from Monday to Sunday od ----ě-í -o--ed--e o_ p______ d_ n_____ o- p-n-ě-í d- n-d-l- -------------------- od pondělí do neděle 0
The first day is Monday. Pr-ní-d-n -e --n-ě--. P____ d__ j_ p_______ P-v-í d-n j- p-n-ě-í- --------------------- První den je pondělí. 0
The second day is Tuesday. Dr-hý de- -e---e--. D____ d__ j_ ú_____ D-u-ý d-n j- ú-e-ý- ------------------- Druhý den je úterý. 0
The third day is Wednesday. Třetí--en -- -t-eda. T____ d__ j_ s______ T-e-í d-n j- s-ř-d-. -------------------- Třetí den je středa. 0
The fourth day is Thursday. Čt-r-ý-d-- ---č-vr-ek. Č_____ d__ j_ č_______ Č-v-t- d-n j- č-v-t-k- ---------------------- Čtvrtý den je čtvrtek. 0
The fifth day is Friday. P----den--- p----. P___ d__ j_ p_____ P-t- d-n j- p-t-k- ------------------ Pátý den je pátek. 0
The sixth day is Saturday. Š-st- den--e---bot-. Š____ d__ j_ s______ Š-s-ý d-n j- s-b-t-. -------------------- Šestý den je sobota. 0
The seventh day is Sunday. S-----d-- je -e-ě-e. S____ d__ j_ n______ S-d-ý d-n j- n-d-l-. -------------------- Sedmý den je neděle. 0
The week has seven days. T-de-----sedm dní. T____ m_ s___ d___ T-d-n m- s-d- d-í- ------------------ Týden má sedm dní. 0
We only work for five days. Pra------------ě- -n-. P________ j__ p__ d___ P-a-u-e-e j-n p-t d-í- ---------------------- Pracujeme jen pět dní. 0

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