To solve this problem, we need to match the French names for the days of the week with their English translations. Let's go through them one by one.
1.
Lundi: In French, "Lundi" is the first day of the work week. It corresponds to
Monday.
2.
Mardi: This is the second day. It corresponds to
Tuesday.
3.
Mercredi: This is the middle of the week. It corresponds to
Wednesday.
4.
Jeudi: This comes after Wednesday. It corresponds to
Thursday.
5.
Vendredi: This is the last day of the school/work week. It corresponds to
Friday.
6.
Samedi: This is the first day of the weekend. It corresponds to
Saturday.
7.
Dimanche: This is the last day of the weekend. It corresponds to
Sunday.
Now let's look at the English list provided on the right side and match them up:
*
Saturday matches with
Samedi.
*
Thursday matches with
Jeudi.
*
Sunday matches with
Dimanche.
*
Monday matches with
Lundi.
*
Tuesday matches with
Mardi.
*
Wednesday matches with
Mercredi.
*
Friday matches with
Vendredi.
Here are the correct pairs:
* Lundi → Monday
* Mardi → Tuesday
* Mercredi → Wednesday
* Jeudi → Thursday
* Vendredi → Friday
* Samedi → Saturday
* Dimanche → Sunday
Final Answer:
Lundi - Monday
Mardi - Tuesday
Mercredi - Wednesday
Jeudi - Thursday
Vendredi - Friday
Samedi - Saturday
Dimanche - Sunday
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of french days of the week worksheet.
