In any language, the days of the week are crucial to vocabulary Arabic isn’t any different.
The Arabs, like the rest of the world, have seven days. In Arabic, Friday is the holiday as it is the day of Jummah. People pray at a mosque on Friday. Sunday-Thursday are the working days.
Below is a list of the days of the week in Arabic, along with their pronunciation:
| Days in Arabic | Pronunciation | In English |
|---|---|---|
| السبت | As sabt | Saturday |
| الأحد | Al ‘ahad | Sunday |
| الأثنين | A lith nayn | Monday |
| الثلاثاء | Ath thu la tha’ | Tuesday |
| الأربعاء | Al ar ba a’ | Wednesday |
| الخميس | Al kha mis | Thursday |
| الجمعه | Al jum ah | Friday |
In conclusion, السبت : A moment in time. Also the rest الأحد : The one, the first number in counting and the first day of the week الأثنين : The second day of the week الثلاثاء : The third day of the week الأربعاء : The fourth day of the week الخميس : The fifth day of the week الجمعة : It comes from the meeting
Want more? Check out how to spell and pronounce months of the year in Arabic.
