| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| 週末 | しゅうまつ | シュウマツ |
Pronunciation: shuumatsu
How to Say It Outloud: shoo-maht-soo
Usage: Refers to the end of the week, typically Saturday and Sunday.
Example Sentence Japanese:
週末に友達とカフェに行きます。
週末に友達とカフェに行きます。Example Sentence English:I go to a cafe with friends on the weekend.
I go to a cafe with friends on the weekend.Dictionary
週末しゅうまつCommon word
Adverb (fukushi)Noun
- weekend
- Workweek and weekend
土日どにちCommon word
Noun- weekend; Saturday and Sunday
ウィークエンドウィークエンドCommon word
Noun- weekend
- Weekend (1967 film)
日曜大工にちようだいく
Noun- weekend carpentry; do-it-yourself; DIY; weekend carpenter; do-it-yourselfer
今週末こんしゅうまつCommon word
Noun- this weekend
三連休さんれんきゅう
Noun- three-day weekend; long weekend; three holidays in a row
バーニーズツー
Noun- Weekend At Bernie's 2 (film)
週末婚しゅうまつこん
Noun- commuter marriage; weekend marriage
補習校ほしゅうこう
Noun- supplementary Japanese school (outside Japan); weekend school
補習授業校ほしゅうじゅぎょうこう
Noun- supplementary Japanese school (outside Japan); weekend school
ウイークエンドペインターウイークエンドペインター
Noun- weekend painter
ウイークエンドカーペンターウイークエンドカーペンター
Noun- weekend carpenter
ウィークエンドハウスウィークエンドハウス
Noun- weekend house
ウイークエンドファーザーウイークエンドファーザー
Noun- weekend father
４連休よんれんきゅう
Noun- 4-day weekend
シルバーウィークシルバーウィーク
Noun- Silver Week; string of public holidays and weekend days sometimes occurring in September, October or November
- Silver Week
大型連休おおがたれんきゅう
Noun- long holiday (consisting of one or two weekends and multiple public holidays; esp. Golden Week)
週休３日制しゅうきゅうみっかせい
Noun- four-day workweek system
休日手当きゅうじつてあて
Noun- holiday allowance; allowance for working at weekends or on a holiday
週末起業しゅうまつきぎょう
Noun- running a start-up company after work or on weekends
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