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Japanese translation worksheet with days of the week in romaji, asking for English, hiragana, kanji, and katakana equivalents.
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Japanese Days of the Week Translation

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This printable Japanese-language translation worksheet provides the romanized names of all seven days of the week (Getsuyobi through Nichiyobi) and asks learners to convert each into English, hiragana, kanji, and katakana. Useful for college-level Japanese students practicing writing systems and vocabulary, or for self-directed language learning.

Subject:
Foreign Languages
Topic:
Japanese
Grade Level:
College
Updated September 2025

Word Bank

  • Getsuyobi
  • Kayobi
  • Suiyobi
  • Mokuyobi
  • Kinyobi
  • Doyobi
  • Nichiyobi

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