Days of the Week in Czech

The days of the week in Czech: pondělí (Monday), úterý (Tuesday), středa (Wednesday), čtvrtek (Thursday), pátek (Friday), sobota (Saturday), neděle (Sunday). Below are all 12 days of the week from lesson 16 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

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All 12 Czech days of the week

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Lesson 16 · Time & Calendars 12 words

  • pondělí Monday

    Pondělí je první den.

    Monday is the first day.

  • úterý Tuesday

    Úterý je vždycky zábava.

    Tuesday is always fun.

  • středa Wednesday

    Ve středu jede domů.

    She goes home Wednesday.

  • čtvrtek Thursday

    Přijde ve čtvrtek.

    He comes on Thursday.

  • pátek Friday

    Pátek je nejlepší den.

    Friday is the best day.

  • sobota Saturday

    Odjíždím v sobotu.

    I leave on Saturday.

  • neděle Sunday

    V neděli si odpočinu.

    I will rest on Sunday.

  • všední den weekday

    Každý všední den ráno pracuje.

    She works every weekday morning.

  • víkend weekend

    Kdo nemá rád víkend?

    Who does not like the weekend?

  • denně daily

    Čteme noviny denně.

    We read the newspaper daily .

  • týdně weekly

    Zprávy obvykle sleduji týdně.

    I usually watch the news weekly.

  • měsíční monthly

    Platí měsíční cenu.

    They pay the monthly price.

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