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Der Montag Monday Der Dienstag Tuesday Der Mittwoch Wednesday Der Donnerstag Thursday Der Freitag Friday Der Samstag Saturday Der Sonntag Sunday
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Monday in German is Montag.....
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Monday in German is 'Montag' It's article is 'der'. So it's "Der Montag"
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