English words from Sunday to Saturday:

1. Monday? Monday, short for Mon.

2. Tuesday? Tuesday, short for Tues.

Wednesday, Wednesday, abbreviated as Wed.

4. Thursday, abbreviated as Thur./Thurs.

Friday, Friday.

6. Saturday? Saturday, short for Sat.

7. Sunday? Sunday。 English abbreviation Sun.

English acronym is a shortened form of a word or phrase to represent a complete form, which is different from acronym. English abbreviation is a simple form of English words. It is also called abbreviation because important letters in English words represent the meaning of the whole word.

English abbreviations 1 to 1 are 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th and 1th respectively.

Extended materials

English words are the product of two-way communication between Chinese and English. Some names and concepts with China characteristics have entered English vocabulary, while some English words have entered Chinese. After learning English for a period of time, we should summarize the pronunciation rules of some words, especially the pronunciation rules of vowels. This will be more beneficial for learning more complicated words in the future.

1. Monday: Memory is "busy".

memory note: the pronunciation is similar to "busy". Monday is the first day of work or school, and everyone will be "busy".

other mneMonics: the prefix mon is associated with the Moon, and Monday is "Moon Day".

2. Tuesday: Remember "Two".

memory note: the Chinese pronunciation of the prefix "Tu" is similar to two, which is 2, so it is Tuesday.

Wednesday: remember "getting married".

memory note: the prefix wed means to get married. Imagine Wednesday as a wedding day.

other mnemonics: the initials are similar to "mosquito", and "three" is homophonic with "fan". Imagine fanning "mosquito" on Wednesday.

4. Thursday: Remember the dice.

memory note: the initials are like dice. Imagine that Thursday is near the weekend, and four people are sitting together playing mahjong and throwing dice. (If the color is normal, you should read sh m 4 i, and here you can also read se intentionally. Dice is dice)

5. Friday: Remember "Five".

memory note: the initial is similar to Five, which is 5, so it is Friday.

other mnemonics: the pronunciation is the same as Fry (fried food). Imagine that you should eat fried food to comfort yourself at the weekend.

6. Saturday: Memorize "Sat".

memory note: the prefix Sat is the past tense of sit, and its pronunciation is similar. Imagine that you should sit down and rest on Saturday.

7. Sunday Sunday: Remember "Sun Day".

memory description: prefix Sun, sun. On Sunday, "Sun" is the sun, which is the sun day.