A1 · Grammar reference · ASGVH4Q5
Structure of days of the week 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about.
Keywords 星期 · 礼拜 · 周
Used for Expressing time and date
Classification Numbers · HSK1 Examples (10) Add all sentences to My sentences Is today Monday? Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. Tomorrow is Friday. I'm so happy. Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. I'm not here in Shanghai on Wednesday. Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. I am busy on Tuesday morning. Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. What are you doing on Sunday? Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. I met him last Friday. Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. Are you free this Wednesday evening? Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. My birthday is on next Thursday. Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. We're going to a bar this Friday night. Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. Saturday and Sunday we don't work. Structure of days of the week. 星期 (xīngqī) means "week" in Chinese. This is also used to indicate which weekday you are talking about. Further resources
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