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Выходн́ые.
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
выходные; выходные дни; уик-энд.
Please correct my mistakes if you can, especially article usage.
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thx! translator keeps giving me уикенд and dictionnary says there is no such word.
am i wrong when i'm saying that vykhodnoy is the opposite of a working day, not necessarily the end of the week?
hence, how would you say "i'm working on week-ends"?
and can you say "vtornik i sreda u menia vykhodnye"?
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No, it's not wrong.Originally Posted by possopo
Я работаю по выходным. (if it's usually) / Я работаю на выходных. / На выходных я работаю. / В выходные я работаю.
Yes.
In Russian, all nationalities and their corresponding languages start with a lower-case letter.
No, you are actually quite right.am i wrong when i'm saying that vykhodnoy is the opposite of a working day, not necessarily the end of the week?
'Я работаю в выходные' or 'Я работаю по субботам/воскресеньям'hence, how would you say "i'm working on week-ends"?
You betand can you say "vtornik i sreda u menia vykhodnye"?
P.S. Да что ж это сегодня такое - Оля слишком шустрая
Please correct my mistakes if you can, especially article usage.
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