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Days of the week and months in Czech, with a pronunciation guide

The seven days of the week, the twelve months and the phrases “today”, “tomorrow”, “on Monday”: everything you need to book an appointment or understand a date. Tap ▶ to listen.

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Days of the week

MondaypondělíPOHN-dyeh-lee
TuesdayúterýOO-teh-rih
WednesdaystředaSTRSHEH-duh
Thursdayčtvrtekchtvrtek
FridaypátekPAH-tek
SaturdaysobotaSOH-boh-tuh
SundayneděleNEH-dyeh-leh
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Weekdays are written with a small letter. After "v" ("on") those ending in -a change: středa → ve středu, sobota → v sobotu.

Months

JanuaryledenLEH-dayn
FebruaryúnorOO-nor
MarchbřezenBRZHEH-zayn
AprildubenDOO-bayn
MaykvětenKWYEH-tayn
JunečervenCHEHR-vayn
JulyčervenecCHEHR-veh-nets
Augustsrpensrpayn
SeptemberzáříZAHR-zhee
OctoberříjenRZHEE-ayn
NovemberlistopadLEES-toh-puht
DecemberprosinecPROH-see-nets
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Traps for a Ukrainian speaker: květen is May (not April), červen is June, and červenec is July. "In March" is v březnu.

Phrases: when it happens

todaydnesdnes
tomorrowzítraZEE-truh
yesterdayvčeraFCHEH-ruh
on Mondayv pondělíf POHN-dyeh-lee
in Marchv březnuv BRZHEZ-noo
What day is it today?Jaký je dnes den?YAH-kih yeh dnes dayn?
Today is Tuesday.Dnes je úterý.Dnes yeh OO-teh-rih.

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