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Days of the week

Days of the week

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Тхьамафэм имафэхэр

[Th'amafjem imafjehjer]

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Monday Б-ы-э Б---- Б-ы-э ----- Блыпэ 0
Bly-je B----- B-y-j- ------ Blypje
Tuesday Гъ-б-ж Г----- Г-у-д- ------ Гъубдж 0
Gu---h G----- G-b-z- ------ Gubdzh
Wednesday Б-рэск----й Б---------- Б-р-с-э-ъ-й ----------- Бэрэскэжъый 0
Bj--j------hyj B------------- B-e-j-s-j-z-y- -------------- Bjerjeskjezhyj
Thursday М---ку М----- М-ф-к- ------ Мэфэку 0
M-ef-eku M------- M-e-j-k- -------- Mjefjeku
Friday Б--эс---ху Б--------- Б-р-с-э-х- ---------- Бэрэскэшху 0
Bjerj-sk-e-hhu B------------- B-e-j-s-j-s-h- -------------- Bjerjeskjeshhu
Saturday Ш-м-эт Ш----- Ш-м-э- ------ Шэмбэт 0
S--e--jet S-------- S-j-m-j-t --------- Shjembjet
Sunday Тхьаум-ф Т------- Т-ь-у-а- -------- Тхьаумаф 0
Th'----f T------- T-'-u-a- -------- Th'aumaf
the week Т------э Т------- Т-ь-м-ф- -------- Тхьамафэ 0
T--a-a-je T-------- T-'-m-f-e --------- Th'amafje
from Monday to Sunday Бл---- щыублаг-э- т----м-ф----э-. Б----- щ--------- т--------- н--- Б-ы-э- щ-у-л-г-э- т-ь-у-а-э- н-с- --------------------------------- Блыпэм щыублагъэу тхьаумафэм нэс. 0
Bl----m -----b-ag-eu--h'a-m-fjem--j--. B------ s----------- t---------- n---- 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. А--р- ма-эр – б---э. А---- м---- – б----- А-э-э м-ф-р – б-ы-э- -------------------- Апэрэ мафэр – блыпэ. 0
A-j---e m-fj-r - --y--e. A------ m----- – b------ A-j-r-e m-f-e- – b-y-j-. ------------------------ Apjerje mafjer – blypje.
The second day is Tuesday. Я-I-н-рэ маф----------ж. Я------- м---- – г------ Я-I-н-р- м-ф-р – г-у-д-. ------------------------ ЯтIонэрэ мафэр – гъубдж. 0
JatI--j--je-ma-------------. J---------- m----- – g------ J-t-o-j-r-e m-f-e- – g-b-z-. ---------------------------- JatIonjerje mafjer – gubdzh.
The third day is Wednesday. Ящ--эрэ-м---р –-б--эс----ый. Я------ м---- – б----------- Я-э-э-э м-ф-р – б-р-с-э-ъ-й- ---------------------------- Ящэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэжъый. 0
J----je---rj- mafj-- - bjer-e--j-zhy-. J------------ m----- – b-------------- 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. Я-лI-н--э--а-э--- ---э-у. Я-------- м---- – м------ Я-л-э-э-э м-ф-р – м-ф-к-. ------------------------- ЯплIэнэрэ мафэр – мэфэку. 0
Japl--en-e-je-ma-j------j-fj-ku. J------------ m----- – m-------- J-p-I-e-j-r-e m-f-e- – m-e-j-k-. -------------------------------- JaplIjenjerje mafjer – mjefjeku.
The fifth day is Friday. Я--энэр---аф-р –--эрэскэшху. Я------- м---- – б---------- Я-ф-н-р- м-ф-р – б-р-с-э-х-. ---------------------------- Ятфэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэшху. 0
Ja-f-en---j--ma-j-- --b-e--e-kjes-h-. J----------- m----- – b-------------- J-t-j-n-e-j- m-f-e- – b-e-j-s-j-s-h-. ------------------------------------- Jatfjenjerje mafjer – bjerjeskjeshhu.
The sixth day is Saturday. Яхэ-э----а-эр – --м--т. Я------ м---- – ш------ Я-э-э-э м-ф-р – ш-м-э-. ----------------------- Яхэнэрэ мафэр – шэмбэт. 0
J---en---j---af-e- –--h-emb---. J---------- m----- – s--------- J-h-e-j-r-e m-f-e- – s-j-m-j-t- ------------------------------- Jahjenjerje mafjer – shjembjet.
The seventh day is Sunday. Ябл--эрэ--афэ--– -х-аум-ф. Я------- м---- – т-------- Я-л-н-р- м-ф-р – т-ь-у-а-. -------------------------- Яблэнэрэ мафэр – тхьаумаф. 0
J--lje--erj--m--j-r-–-th'--m-f. J----------- m----- – t-------- J-b-j-n-e-j- m-f-e- – t-'-u-a-. ------------------------------- Jabljenjerje mafjer – th'aumaf.
The week has seven days. Тхьа-а--р -----л-у -----. Т-------- м------- з----- Т-ь-м-ф-р м-ф-б-э- з-х-т- ------------------------- Тхьамафэр мэфиблэу зэхэт. 0
T-'----j-r --e---lj------hje-. T--------- m--------- z------- T-'-m-f-e- m-e-i-l-e- z-e-j-t- ------------------------------ Th'amafjer mjefibljeu zjehjet.
We only work for five days. Тэ --ф-------эп ты---а--э-э-. Т- м----- н---- т------------ Т- м-ф-т- н-I-п т-з-л-ж-э-э-. ----------------------------- Тэ мэфитф ныIэп тызылажьэрэр. 0
Tje----f--- -yI-e------laz--je--e-. T-- m------ n----- t--------------- 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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