Lesson 10 Life (Part 2: Calendar)

Saying the months is actually easier than English because all you have to do is write the number (either in numerals or kanji) of the month and add 「月」 which is read as 「がつ」. However, you need to pay attention to April （４月）, July （７月）, and September （９月） which are pronounced 「しがつ」、 「しちがつ」、and 「くがつ」 respectively.


Names of the Months
いちがつ (ichigatsu) January
にがつ (nigatsu) February
さんがつ (sangatsu) March
しがつ (shigatsu) April
ごがつ (gogatsu) May
ろくがつ (rokugatsu) June
しちがつ (shichigatsu) July
はちがつ (hachigatsu) August
くがつ (kugatsu) September
じゅうがつ (juugatsu) October
じゅういちがつ (juuichigatsu) November
じゅうにがつ (juunigatsu) December

Weeks
まいしゅう (maishuu) Everyweeks
せんしゅう (senshuu) Last week
こんしゅう (konshuu) This week
らいしゅう (raishuu) Next week

Days of the week
まいにち (mainichi) Everydays

にちようび (nichiyoubi) Sunday 

げつようび (getsuyoubi) Monday

かようび (kayoubi) Tuesday

すいようび (suiyoubi) Wednesday 

もくようび (mokuyoubi) Thursday 

きんようび (kinyoubi) Friday

どようび (doyoubi) Saturday 

きょう (kyou) Today

あした (ashita) Tomorrow

きのう (kinou) Yesterday

おととい (ototoi) The day before yesterday

あさって (asatte) The day after tomorrow (a small "tsu" (っ) makes a double consonant)

けさ (kesa) This morning

こんばん (konban) This evening

いま (ima) Now