Examples of using "Hétfő" in a sentence and their english translations:
- It is Monday today.
- It's Monday today.
- Today is Monday.
- Today, it's Monday.
Is today Monday?
- It's Monday.
- It is Monday.
- It's Monday tomorrow.
- Tomorrow is Monday.
Is Monday OK?
Tomorrow is Easter Monday.
Is Monday OK?
Yesterday was Monday.
Is Monday too late?
It's Monday, you know.
Today is Monday.
- It is Monday today.
- Today is Monday.
Let's get together Monday evening.
Tomorrow is Monday.
Is today Monday?
Today is Monday, the twenty-third of October.
I've been here since Monday.
Monday's not good.
What are you doing Monday night?
We're friends since Monday.
After Sunday comes Monday.
Where do you go on Monday evenings?
I've had the flu since Monday.
I'll be back by Monday morning at the latest.
I've been in Australia since Monday.
I hate Monday mornings.
Monday comes after Sunday.
He has been absent since last Monday.
- My favorite day of the week is Monday.
- My favourite day of the week is Monday.
Today is Monday, the twenty-third of October.
- We work every day but Monday.
- We work every day except Monday.
How about Monday?
- Sunday is followed by Monday.
- Monday follows Sunday.
Tom has been absent since last Monday.
It has been raining since last Monday.
"Is it Monday or Tuesday?" "Today is Tuesday."
Tom wasn't at home Monday afternoon.
Tom wasn't home last Monday evening.
There isn't a Monday that would not cede its place to Tuesday.
Monday is my busiest day.
I don't know when, but it's likely to happen before next Monday.
We'll release the final agenda on the morning of Monday, January 20, so please reply quickly.
I told Tom to leave before Monday.