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The Days of the Week in Irish video pronunciation
If you’re interested in knowing how to say each day of the week in Irish, Siobhán helps you with the following video. We actually have a longer blog post about the days of the week in Irish so if you want to read more about this subject, please check it out.
If you simply need to recite the days of the week, here is what you would say:
Dé Luain (Jay LOO-in): Monday
Dé Máirt (Jay march): Tuesday
Dé Céadaoin (Jay KAY-deen): Wednesday
Déardaoin (JAY-ar-deen): Thursday
Dé hAoine (Jay HEEN-yeh): Friday
Dé Sathairn (Jay SA-ha-rin): Saturday
Dé Domhnaigh (Jay DOH-nee): Sunday