Post #3552929
2026-07-03 08:54 UTC
@robinsyl@meow.social hmm, what you describe sounds perfectly normal to me, it's what I'm used to here in Germany.
Although, for upcoming days, I often still try to make it extra clear which one I mean.
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@AliveDevil@tauri.earth 2026-07-03 09:11
@cato@chaosfurs.social @robinsyl@meow.social Right, doing the same thing - also from Germany. When referring to the upcoming weekday it's either "weekday" or "this weekday", and the following weekday is "next weekday". For a fun trajectory: When talking about a past weekday it's "weekday" for the closest weekday, and "last weekday" for either of the two last weekdays. Also, talking about "weekday" on "weekday" means in a (or last) week, not today.