nedēļas nogale

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/ˈnedeːʎas ˈnuɔɡale/
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The Latvian phrase for the weekend, the Saturday and Sunday period at the end of the week.

Examples

  • Restorāns nedēļas nogalēs ir pilns.
    The restaurant is full on weekends.
  • Šajā nedēļas nogalē brauksim uz laukiem.
    This weekend we will go to the countryside.
  • Vai tev ir plāni nedēļas nogalē?
    Do you have plans for the weekend?
  • Pēc nedēļas nogales atkal sāksies darbs.
    After the weekend, work will start again.
  • Es gaidu nedēļas nogali, lai atpūstos.
    I am looking forward to the weekend so I can rest.

Similar words

brīvdienas
sestdiena un svētdiena
nedēļas beigas
vīkends
atpūtas dienas

Meanings

Usage

Use nedēļas nogalē for at the weekend, nedēļas nogali after verbs like gaidīt or pavadīt, and nedēļas nogales after pēc.

Common mistakes

Nedēļas nogale must be declined in Latvian, so Es gaidu nedēļas nogale should be Es gaidu nedēļas nogali.

Etymology

Literally "week end", from nedēļa, "week", in the genitive nedēļas, and nogale, "end" or "final part".

FAQ

What does nedēļas nogale mean?

nedēļas nogale means weekend in Latvian.

How do you say at the weekend in Latvian?

Use nedēļas nogalē, as in Šajā nedēļas nogalē brauksim uz laukiem.

Why does nedēļas nogale change form?

Latvian nouns change by case, so nogale becomes nogali, nogalē, or nogales depending on the sentence.

Is nedēļas nogale the same as brīvdienas?

nedēļas nogale specifically means the weekend, while brīvdienas can mean weekend, holidays, or days off.

What is the literal meaning of nedēļas nogale?

It literally means the end part of the week.

How is nedēļas nogale pronounced?

nedēļas nogale is pronounced /ˈnedeːʎas ˈnuɔɡale/.

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