How to say MONDAY in 50 languages with Europe in a Day!

Monday – Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday – Friday – Saturday – Sunday

It’s the day of the week we all hate – but let’s learn how to say it anyway – in all 50 languages of Europe in a Day!

1. Albanian – E hënë
2. Arabic – يوم الإثنين (Yaum al-itnayn)
3. Armenian – Երկուշաբթի (Yergooshabti)
4. Azerbaijani – Bazar ertəsi
5. Basque – Astelehena
6. Belarusian – Панядзелак (Panyajyelak)
7. Bulgarian – Понеделник (Ponedelnik)
8. Catalan – Dilluns
9. Croatian – Ponedjeljak
10. Czech – Pondĕlí
11. Danish – Mandag
12. Dutch – Maandag
13. Estonian – Esmaspäev
14. Faroese – Mánadagur
15. Finnish – Maanantai
16. French – Lundi
17. Georgian – ორშაბათი (Orshabat’i)
18. German – Montag
19. Greek – Δευτέρα (Deytéra)
20. Greenlandic – Ataasinngorneq
21. Hungarian – Hétfő
22. Icelandic – Mánudagur
23. Irish Gaelic – Dé Luan
24. Italian – Lunedì
25. Jèrriais – Lundi
26. Latin – Diēs lūnae
27. Latvian – Pirmdiena
28. Lithuanian – Pirmadienis
29. Low German – Maandag
30. Luxembourgish – Méindeg
31. Macedonian – Понеделник (Ponedelnik)
32. Maltese – it-Tnejn
33. Manx – Jelhune
34. Monégasque – Lünesdi
35. Northern Sami – Mánnodat
36. Norwegian – Mandag
37. Polish – Poniedziałek
38. Portuguese – Segunda-feira
39. Romanian – Luni
40. Russian – Понедельник (Panedyel’nik)
41. Scots Gaelic – Diluain
42. Serbian – Понедељак (Ponedeljak)
43. Slovak – Pondelok
44. Slovene – Ponedeljek
45. Spanish – Lunes
46. Swedish – Måndag
47. Swiss German – Määntig
48. Turkish – Pazartesi
49. Ukrainian – Понеділок (Ponedilok)
50. Welsh – Dydd Llun

Author: James Scanlan
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