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Days of the week

Days of the week

9 [бгъу]

9 [bgu]

Тхьамафэм имафэхэр

[Th'amafjem imafjehjer]

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Monday Б-ы-э Блыпэ Б-ы-э ----- Блыпэ 0
B---je Blypje B-y-j- ------ Blypje
Tuesday Гъ--дж Гъубдж Г-у-д- ------ Гъубдж 0
G----h Gubdzh G-b-z- ------ Gubdzh
Wednesday Б-рэскэж-ый Бэрэскэжъый Б-р-с-э-ъ-й ----------- Бэрэскэжъый 0
Bjer--s-j---yj Bjerjeskjezhyj B-e-j-s-j-z-y- -------------- Bjerjeskjezhyj
Thursday Мэ-э-у Мэфэку М-ф-к- ------ Мэфэку 0
Mj-f--ku Mjefjeku M-e-j-k- -------- Mjefjeku
Friday Б--эскэшху Бэрэскэшху Б-р-с-э-х- ---------- Бэрэскэшху 0
Bjer--s----h-u Bjerjeskjeshhu B-e-j-s-j-s-h- -------------- Bjerjeskjeshhu
Saturday Шэ-б-т Шэмбэт Ш-м-э- ------ Шэмбэт 0
Shj---jet Shjembjet S-j-m-j-t --------- Shjembjet
Sunday Тхьа---ф Тхьаумаф Т-ь-у-а- -------- Тхьаумаф 0
Th-a--af Th'aumaf T-'-u-a- -------- Th'aumaf
the week Т-ьа-а-э Тхьамафэ Т-ь-м-ф- -------- Тхьамафэ 0
T--am---e Th'amafje T-'-m-f-e --------- Th'amafje
from Monday to Sunday Блып-м -ы---а-ъ-- ---а--афэм---с. Блыпэм щыублагъэу тхьаумафэм нэс. Б-ы-э- щ-у-л-г-э- т-ь-у-а-э- н-с- --------------------------------- Блыпэм щыублагъэу тхьаумафэм нэс. 0
Bl---em--h-yubla---u th--u-a--e----e-. Blypjem shhyublagjeu th'aumafjem njes. B-y-j-m s-h-u-l-g-e- t-'-u-a-j-m n-e-. -------------------------------------- Blypjem shhyublagjeu th'aumafjem njes.
The first day is Monday. Ап-р-----эр –---ыпэ. Апэрэ мафэр – блыпэ. А-э-э м-ф-р – б-ы-э- -------------------- Апэрэ мафэр – блыпэ. 0
A-jer-e-----er-–-b--pje. Apjerje mafjer – blypje. A-j-r-e m-f-e- – b-y-j-. ------------------------ Apjerje mafjer – blypje.
The second day is Tuesday. ЯтI-нэр--м---- – гъуб--. ЯтIонэрэ мафэр – гъубдж. Я-I-н-р- м-ф-р – г-у-д-. ------------------------ ЯтIонэрэ мафэр – гъубдж. 0
Jat--n----e ---je----gu----. JatIonjerje mafjer – gubdzh. J-t-o-j-r-e m-f-e- – g-b-z-. ---------------------------- JatIonjerje mafjer – gubdzh.
The third day is Wednesday. Ящэн----м--э----бэр-ск--ъ-й. Ящэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэжъый. Я-э-э-э м-ф-р – б-р-с-э-ъ-й- ---------------------------- Ящэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэжъый. 0
J--h-je---r-- -afj-r-- bj--je--je-h-j. Jashhjenjerje mafjer – bjerjeskjezhyj. J-s-h-e-j-r-e m-f-e- – b-e-j-s-j-z-y-. -------------------------------------- Jashhjenjerje mafjer – bjerjeskjezhyj.
The fourth day is Thursday. Япл--н-рэ-м-ф-р-- м--эку. ЯплIэнэрэ мафэр – мэфэку. Я-л-э-э-э м-ф-р – м-ф-к-. ------------------------- ЯплIэнэрэ мафэр – мэфэку. 0
J-p---e-j-rj- m--jer –-mje----u. JaplIjenjerje mafjer – mjefjeku. J-p-I-e-j-r-e m-f-e- – m-e-j-k-. -------------------------------- JaplIjenjerje mafjer – mjefjeku.
The fifth day is Friday. Ят--нэ-э--а--р-– бэ-э-кэш--. Ятфэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэшху. Я-ф-н-р- м-ф-р – б-р-с-э-х-. ---------------------------- Ятфэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэшху. 0
Jatf-----rj-----je- - bj-rj---------. Jatfjenjerje mafjer – bjerjeskjeshhu. J-t-j-n-e-j- m-f-e- – b-e-j-s-j-s-h-. ------------------------------------- Jatfjenjerje mafjer – bjerjeskjeshhu.
The sixth day is Saturday. Ях------маф-р-–--эмб-т. Яхэнэрэ мафэр – шэмбэт. Я-э-э-э м-ф-р – ш-м-э-. ----------------------- Яхэнэрэ мафэр – шэмбэт. 0
Jahje------ m-fjer-– shj---j--. Jahjenjerje mafjer – shjembjet. J-h-e-j-r-e m-f-e- – s-j-m-j-t- ------------------------------- Jahjenjerje mafjer – shjembjet.
The seventh day is Sunday. Я-----рэ м--------х--у---. Яблэнэрэ мафэр – тхьаумаф. Я-л-н-р- м-ф-р – т-ь-у-а-. -------------------------- Яблэнэрэ мафэр – тхьаумаф. 0
Ja---e-j--j- ----e----t--a-maf. Jabljenjerje mafjer – th'aumaf. J-b-j-n-e-j- m-f-e- – t-'-u-a-. ------------------------------- Jabljenjerje mafjer – th'aumaf.
The week has seven days. Т---м-ф-р-мэф-б-эу-з-хэт. Тхьамафэр мэфиблэу зэхэт. Т-ь-м-ф-р м-ф-б-э- з-х-т- ------------------------- Тхьамафэр мэфиблэу зэхэт. 0
T--a--fj-r---e--b---u-z--h-e-. Th'amafjer mjefibljeu zjehjet. T-'-m-f-e- m-e-i-l-e- z-e-j-t- ------------------------------ Th'amafjer mjefibljeu zjehjet.
We only work for five days. Т- м--и-- ныI----ы----жьэр--. Тэ мэфитф ныIэп тызылажьэрэр. Т- м-ф-т- н-I-п т-з-л-ж-э-э-. ----------------------------- Тэ мэфитф ныIэп тызылажьэрэр. 0
T-----------n--je---yz-la-h-j--j-r. Tje mjefitf nyIjep tyzylazh'jerjer. T-e m-e-i-f n-I-e- t-z-l-z-'-e-j-r- ----------------------------------- Tje mjefitf nyIjep tyzylazh'jerjer.

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