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Days of the week

Days of the week

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9 [nau]

हफ़्ते के दिन

[hafte ke din]

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Monday स-म-ार सो___ स-म-ा- ------ सोमवार 0
so-----r s_______ s-m-v-a- -------- somavaar
Tuesday म-ग-वार मं____ म-ग-व-र ------- मंगलवार 0
m-nga-av-ar m__________ m-n-a-a-a-r ----------- mangalavaar
Wednesday ब-धवार बु___ ब-ध-ा- ------ बुधवार 0
b---a---r b________ b-d-a-a-r --------- budhavaar
Thursday ब-ह-्पत-वार -------ार बृ______ / गु___ ब-ह-्-त-व-र / ग-र-व-र --------------------- बृहस्पतिवार / गुरुवार 0
b-has----v-ar - g-r-va-r b____________ / g_______ b-h-s-a-i-a-r / g-r-v-a- ------------------------ brhaspativaar / guruvaar
Friday श--्---र शु____ श-क-र-ा- -------- शुक्रवार 0
s-ukr----r s_________ s-u-r-v-a- ---------- shukravaar
Saturday श-ि-ार श___ श-ि-ा- ------ शनिवार 0
s-anivaar s________ s-a-i-a-r --------- shanivaar
Sunday इ-व-र इ___ इ-व-र ----- इतवार 0
i---aar i______ i-a-a-r ------- itavaar
the week हफ़्ता ह__ ह-्-ा ----- हफ़्ता 0
h-f-a h____ h-f-a ----- hafta
from Monday to Sunday सोमव-र--े -त----तक सो___ से इ___ त_ स-म-ा- स- इ-व-र त- ------------------ सोमवार से इतवार तक 0
s--av-a-----i-a-a-- --k s_______ s_ i______ t__ s-m-v-a- s- i-a-a-r t-k ----------------------- somavaar se itavaar tak
The first day is Monday. पहला-द-न-सोम----ह-ता-है प__ दि_ सो___ हो_ है प-ल- द-न स-म-ा- ह-त- ह- ----------------------- पहला दिन सोमवार होता है 0
p-h-l- d-n s-mav-a- ho-- -ai p_____ d__ s_______ h___ h__ p-h-l- d-n s-m-v-a- h-t- h-i ---------------------------- pahala din somavaar hota hai
The second day is Tuesday. दूस----िन मंग-व-र --ता है दू__ दि_ मं____ हो_ है द-स-ा द-न म-ग-व-र ह-त- ह- ------------------------- दूसरा दिन मंगलवार होता है 0
do---ra -i- -a-g--a---r -o-a-h-i d______ d__ m__________ h___ h__ d-o-a-a d-n m-n-a-a-a-r h-t- h-i -------------------------------- doosara din mangalavaar hota hai
The third day is Wednesday. त-स-ा द-न-बु-व-र-होत- है ती__ दि_ बु___ हो_ है त-स-ा द-न ब-ध-ा- ह-त- ह- ------------------------ तीसरा दिन बुधवार होता है 0
tees--a din b--h-v--r-hota h-i t______ d__ b________ h___ h__ t-e-a-a d-n b-d-a-a-r h-t- h-i ------------------------------ teesara din budhavaar hota hai
The fourth day is Thursday. च--ा --- बृहस्---व-र----- है चौ_ दि_ बृ______ हो_ है च-थ- द-न ब-ह-्-त-व-र ह-त- ह- ---------------------------- चौथा दिन बृहस्पतिवार होता है 0
ch-u-ha-d-n--r------i--ar h--a-hai c______ d__ b____________ h___ h__ c-a-t-a d-n b-h-s-a-i-a-r h-t- h-i ---------------------------------- chautha din brhaspativaar hota hai
The fifth day is Friday. प--चवा--िन-शुक्र-ा- ह--ा है पाँ__ दि_ शु____ हो_ है प-ँ-व- द-न श-क-र-ा- ह-त- ह- --------------------------- पाँचवा दिन शुक्रवार होता है 0
pa--------di--shukrava-r h-ta--ai p________ d__ s_________ h___ h__ p-a-c-a-a d-n s-u-r-v-a- h-t- h-i --------------------------------- paanchava din shukravaar hota hai
The sixth day is Saturday. छठ- --न -नि--- ह--ा--ै छ_ दि_ श___ हो_ है छ-ा द-न श-ि-ा- ह-त- ह- ---------------------- छठा दिन शनिवार होता है 0
chh--h- d-- -h-n--a-- -o-----i c______ d__ s________ h___ h__ c-h-t-a d-n s-a-i-a-r h-t- h-i ------------------------------ chhatha din shanivaar hota hai
The seventh day is Sunday. स--व------इत-ार होत- है सा__ दि_ इ___ हो_ है स-त-ा द-न इ-व-र ह-त- ह- ----------------------- सातवा दिन इतवार होता है 0
s--ta-a di--i-a--a-------h-i s______ d__ i______ h___ h__ s-a-a-a d-n i-a-a-r h-t- h-i ---------------------------- saatava din itavaar hota hai
The week has seven days. हफ़्त--के --- ------त- --ं ह__ के सा_ दि_ हो_ हैं ह-्-े क- स-त द-न ह-त- ह-ं ------------------------- हफ़्ते के सात दिन होते हैं 0
ha-te ke--aa---in ho-- ---n h____ k_ s___ d__ h___ h___ h-f-e k- s-a- d-n h-t- h-i- --------------------------- hafte ke saat din hote hain
We only work for five days. ह- क-----ा---द-न--ा- कर-- हैं ह_ के__ पाँ_ दि_ का_ क__ हैं ह- क-व- प-ँ- द-न क-म क-त- ह-ं ----------------------------- हम केवल पाँच दिन काम करते हैं 0
ham keval--a--c--di- -aam ---ate-h-in h__ k____ p_____ d__ k___ k_____ h___ h-m k-v-l p-a-c- d-n k-a- k-r-t- h-i- ------------------------------------- ham keval paanch din kaam karate hain

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