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Quiz: Do You Know The Days Of The Week In French?

How sharp are you on your knowledge of the French weekdays? Take this quiz to see how well you stack up.
April 18, 2019
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How good are you with French weekdays? Good enough to test your knowledge?

Once you learn how to talk about the date in French, you’ll want to commit the terminology to memory, and this quiz can serve as a handy study tool. With enough practice, you, too, can avoid missing an important date or appointment because you thought dimanche meant “Friday.”

Give it a shot, and don’t forget to share your results for bragging rights!

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Steph Koyfman

Steph is a senior content producer who has spent over five years writing about language and culture for Babbel. She grew up bilingually and had an early love affair with books, and, later, studied English literature and journalism in college. She also speaks Russian and Spanish, but she’s a little rusty on those fronts.

Steph is a senior content producer who has spent over five years writing about language and culture for Babbel. She grew up bilingually and had an early love affair with books, and, later, studied English literature and journalism in college. She also speaks Russian and Spanish, but she’s a little rusty on those fronts.

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