In this lesson, you will learn to talk about days, months, and seasons in German, and you will learn other useful vocabulary.

Days Of The Week In German
English | German |
Monday | Montag |
Tuesday | Dienstag |
Wednesday | Mittwoch |
Thursday | Donnerstag |
Friday | Freitag |
Saturday | Samstag |
Sunday | Sonntag |

Months Of The Year In German
English | German |
January | Januar |
February | Februar |
March | März |
April | April |
May | Mai |
June | Juni |
July | Juli |
August | August |
September | September |
October | Oktober |
November | November |
December | Dezember |

Seasons In German
English | German |
Spring | Spring |
Summer | Sommer |
Fall | Fall |
Winter | Winter |
Useful Vocab To Express Time
Today – Heute
Tomorrow – Morgen
Yesterday – Gestern
The day before yesterday – Vorgestern
Week – Woche
Weekdays/Workdays, Days of the week – Wochentage
Weekend – Wochenende
Month – Monat
Months of the year – Monate des Jahres
Year – Jahr
Next year – Nächstes Jahr
Last year – Letztes Jahr
That was our lesson about days, months, and seasons in German, make sure to practice before moving to the next lesson.
German Time Vocabulary Study Guide
Quiz
Instructions: Answer the following questions in 2-3 sentences using complete German words.
- What is the German word for Wednesday? How is it spelled?
- What is the German word for October? How is it spelled?
- What is the German word for summer? How is it spelled?
- Translate this sentence into German: “Today is Tuesday.”
- Translate this sentence into German: “See you next year!”
- Provide the German words for “yesterday” and its English definition.
- How do you say “days of the week” in German?
- What is the German word for “month”? How do you say “months of the year”?
- What is the German word for “weekend”? How is it spelled?
Answer Key
- The German word for Wednesday is Mittwoch.
- The German word for October is Oktober.
- The German word for summer is Sommer.
- “Today is Tuesday.” → “Heute ist Dienstag.”
- “See you next year!” → “Bis nächstes Jahr!”
- The German word for yesterday is “Gestern”, and its English definition is “the day before today.”
- “Days of the week” in German is “Wochentage”.
- The German word for “month” is “Monat”, and “months of the year” is “Monate des Jahres”.
- The German word for “weekend” is “Wochenende”, and it is spelled W-o-c-h-e-n-e-n-d-e.
Happy learning!
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