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How do we say the Days of the week in Malay language
When you are on a journey in Malaysia and someone actually asks you in Malay “what day is it today?” you have got to understand how to advise the days of the full week in Malay quickly and easily. What the person asks “when am I going to meet you next?” You will need to write the time in Malay perhaps. Take advantage of our day sentences in Malay under to know the week days in Malay. Learn More
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Telling the Days of The Week in Malay
| today | hari ini (...) |
| yesterday | In peninsular Malaysia: semalam (se-mah-lam), kelmarin (kuh-MAR-reen) (in Borneo) |
| the day before yesterday | kelmarin |
| tomorrow | besok (Bay-SOH[glottal stop) or esok |
| the day after tomorrow | lusa (LOO-suh) |
| three days after today | tulat (...) |
| this week | minggu ini (MEENG-goo EE-nee) |
| last week | minggu lepas (MEENG-goo luh-PAHS) |
| next week | minggu depan (MEENG-goo deh-PAHN) |
| Sunday | Ahad (AH-hahd) |
| Monday | Isnin (EES-neen) |
| Tuesday | Selasa (SLAH-suh) |
| Wednesday | Rabu (RAH-boo) |
| Thursday | Khamis (KHAM-mees) |
| Friday | Jumaat (joom-MAH-aht) |
| Saturday | Sabtu (SAHB-too) |
| The day is written first, then the month and the year last. | |
| For example | August 17th 1945 |
| Date | |
| The hours are written from zero to 12. So 06.00 PM is written as 6.00PM. |
Months in Malay Language
| January | Januari (...) |
| February | Februari (...) |
| March | Mac (MAHCH) |
| April | April (...) |
| May | Mei (...) |
| June | Jun (JOON) |
| July | Julai (JOOL-ly) |
| August | Ogos (oh-GOOS) |
| September | September (...) |
| October | Oktober (...) |
| November | November (...) |
| December | Disember (dee-SEM-burr) |
Select the links below to see a list of useful Malay holiday keyword phrases which are organized by theme. For each travel phrase in Malay, you will see the actual English interpretation.
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