How do you say "It is for Saturday, June 14." in French?

"It is for Saturday, June 14." in French is "C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.". This phrase is commonly used in France.

What does "C'est pour le samedi 14 juin." mean in English?

"C'est pour le samedi 14 juin." means "It is for Saturday, June 14." in English.

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How to Say ‘It is for Saturday, June 14.’ in French

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

say ay poor luh sam-dee katorz zhwan

[say ay poor luh sam-dee katorz zhwan]

Phrase Breakdown

C'est pour

say ay poor

It's for

Introduces the date or purpose of something, like a reservation.

Example

C'est pour demain.

It's for tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

[say]

Part of c'est, meaning it is.

Example

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

It is for Saturday, June 14.

est

[ay]

A form of être used in the expression c'est.

Example

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

It is for Saturday, June 14.

pour

[poor]

for

Introduces the reservation date in this sentence.

Example

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

It is for Saturday, June 14.

Le samedi 14 juin

luh sam-dee katorz zhwan

Saturday, June 14th

Gives a specific date; in French dates usually use the article le.

Example

Le samedi 14 juin, nous sommes fermés.

On Saturday, June 14th, we are closed.

Words in this phrase

[luh]

the

Used before the full date expression.

Example

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

It is for Saturday, June 14.

samedi

[sam-dee]

Saturday

The weekday of the reservation.

Example

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

It is for Saturday, June 14.

[katorz]

The day number in the reservation date.

Example

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

It is for Saturday, June 14.

juin

[zhwan]

June

The month of the reservation.

Example

C'est pour le samedi 14 juin.

It is for Saturday, June 14.

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