In all the japanese learning books, they teach you that xxxday ends with 曜日.
But sometimes I get to see xxx曜 only without the "Day" Kanji.
Can I shorten it when speaking too or is it only written ? And when can I shorten it ?
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In all the japanese learning books, they teach you that xxxday ends with 曜日. But sometimes I get to see xxx曜 only without the "Day" Kanji. Can I shorten it when speaking too or is it only written ? And when can I shorten it ? |
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It is not clear cut, but my impression is that the tendency is that 日曜日 means a particular day that is Sunday whereas 日曜 means Sunday in general or series of Sundays.
When it is clear that it is not about a particular day but is about a series of days, this contrast becomes clear.
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When you say
do you mean in your books? Or other places too? I personally only use it in informal situations like speaking with/emailing friends. I can't say I've ever seen it written this way non-informally. |
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