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Day quiz

Name each day in Japanese.

Practice the seven weekday names from English prompts and kanji prompts until the readings feel familiar.

7 days 2 prompt types

How do you read this day of the week?

金曜日

Tip: You can use romaji or kana. Example: "getsuyoubi" or "げつようび"

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What to Practice

Practice Japanese days of the week. Each day is named after a celestial body or element: Sun, Moon, Fire, Water, Wood, Metal, and Earth.
Try the Date Reading Quiz →
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Why it Matters

Knowing the days of the week is fundamental for daily life, from making appointments to understanding business hours.
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How to Practice

Use this quiz to practice converting days of the week into their Japanese readings. All days end with "youbi" (曜日).
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Study Tips

  • • Link each day to its element: Monday is Moon, Tuesday is Fire, Wednesday is Water, Thursday is Wood, Friday is Metal/Gold, Saturday is Earth, and Sunday is Sun.
  • • The suffix "youbi" is the same for all days, so you only need to remember the first kanji.
  • • Say the full day out loud as you type to reinforce your memory.
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Day Patterns

Structure:

[Element] + youbi (曜日)

Example:

Moon + youbi = Getsuyoubi (Monday)

Days of the Week

Japanese day names and their meanings

Day Element Pronunciation Japanese
Monday Moon getsuyoubi 月曜日
Tuesday Fire kayoubi 火曜日
Wednesday Water suiyoubi 水曜日
Thursday Wood mokuyoubi 木曜日
Friday Metal/Gold kinyoubi 金曜日
Saturday Earth doyoubi 土曜日
Sunday Sun nichiyoubi 日曜日

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