Translation of "Saturday" in French

- It's Saturday today.
- It is Saturday.
- Today is Saturday.
- It's Saturday.

- Aujourd'hui c'est samedi.
- C'est samedi.
- On est samedi.

- It is Saturday.
- It's Saturday.

On est samedi.

- It's Saturday today.
- Today is Saturday.

- Aujourd'hui c'est samedi.
- On est samedi.
- Aujourd'hui, c'est samedi.

- After Saturday comes Sunday.
- Sunday follows Saturday.

Après le samedi vient le dimanche.

- Will it be Saturday tomorrow?
- Is tomorrow Saturday?

Est-ce demain samedi ?

Tomorrow's Saturday. Sunday.

Demain, c'est samedi. Donc dimanche.

It's Saturday today.

- Aujourd'hui c'est samedi.
- Aujourd'hui, c'est samedi.

Sunday follows Saturday.

Le dimanche suit le samedi.

Is tomorrow Saturday?

Est-ce demain samedi ?

Today is Saturday.

Aujourd'hui c'est samedi.

Tomorrow is Saturday.

Demain, c'est samedi.

Is today Saturday?

Sommes-nous samedi ?

- We play football every Saturday.
- We play soccer every Saturday.
- Every Saturday we play football.

Nous jouons au football chaque samedi.

- We play football every Saturday.
- Every Saturday we play football.

Nous jouons au football chaque samedi.

It was Saturday night.

C'était samedi soir.

Monday begins on Saturday.

Lundi commence le samedi.

Sunday comes after Saturday.

Dimanche vient après samedi.

After Saturday comes Sunday.

Après le samedi vient le dimanche.

He reached Kyoto on Saturday.

Il est arrivé samedi à Kyoto.

I'll be there on Saturday.

Je serais là samedi.

Will you be there Saturday?

T'y es samedi ?

Every Saturday we play football.

Nous jouons au foot tous les samedis.

I've been here since Saturday.

Je suis ici depuis samedi.

Yesterday was Sunday, not Saturday.

Hier c'était dimanche, pas samedi.

We play football every Saturday.

Nous jouons au football chaque samedi.

Do you have Saturday off?

- Êtes-vous en congé le samedi ?
- Es-tu en congé le samedi ?

Are you open on Saturday?

Êtes-vous ouvert samedi ?

Saturday is his day off.

Le samedi est son jour de liberté.

How about playing tennis next Saturday?

Et si on jouait au tennis samedi prochain ?

Christmas fell on Saturday that year.

Cette année-là, Noël tombait le samedi.

I'm going to come on Saturday.

Je viendrai samedi.

Why couldn't you come on Saturday?

Pourquoi ne pouvais-tu pas venir samedi ?

Last Saturday I bought a laptop.

Samedi dernier, j'ai acheté un ordinateur portable.

Tomorrow is Saturday, February 5th, 2011.

- Demain c'est le samedi 5 février 2011.
- Demain, nous serons le samedi 5 février 2011.

What if all days were Saturday?

Et si tous les jours étaient des samedis ?

This supermarket delivers only on Saturday.

Ce supermarché ne livre que le samedi.

We're having a barbecue next Saturday.

- Samedi prochain, nous ferons un barbecue.
- Samedi prochain, on se fait un barbecue.

They go into town every Saturday.

Ils se rendent en ville tous les samedis.

I forgot that today was Saturday.

- J’ai oublié qu’on était samedi, aujourd’hui.
- J’ai oublié que c’était samedi, aujourd’hui.

I work from Monday through Saturday.

Je travaille du lundi au samedi.

I go to school on Saturday.

Je vais à l'école le samedi.

I'm organizing a small party Saturday.

J'organise une petite soirée samedi.

- Today is Saturday and tomorrow will be Sunday.
- Today is Saturday and tomorrow is Sunday.

Aujourd'hui, c'est samedi, et demain, ce sera dimanche.

- The seventh day of the week is Saturday.
- The 7th day of the week is Saturday.

Le septième jour de la semaine, c'est le samedi.

It has been raining since last Saturday.

Il n'a pas cessé de pleuvoir depuis samedi.

She often played tennis on Saturday afternoons.

Elle jouait souvent au tennis le samedi après-midi.

We played tennis after school every Saturday.

Nous jouions au tennis tous les samedis après les cours.

She spends every Saturday afternoon playing tennis.

Elle passe tous ses samedis soirs à jouer au tennis.

He often eats out on Saturday nights.

Il mange souvent à l'extérieur les samedis soirs.

Do you go to school on Saturday?

Tu vas à l'école le samedi ?