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A problem with expression.
Today I have a day off (I don't need to work). It is not weekend, because today is not Sunday or Saturday. Which word or expression should I use for this day? Can I call it "leisure time"?
I have 2 work days and then 2 days off. That's my work schedule. How should I call these days? In my language there are other expressions. Days from Monday to Friday we call "budni", and Saturday and Sunday we call "vyhodniye" (weekends). If you have another work schedule (you don't work from Monday to Friday), you will call work days as "work days" (not "budni") and your days off as "vyhodniye"="weekends" (we don't have a special expression). If you relax on Monday and Tuesday, you will call these days "vyhodniye" (days off in English). If you work on Saturday you won't call this day as "budni", only "work day". What about English?
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One thought of this day.
This is my first day on italki. I am a bit nervous because I think I'll make a lot of mistakes.
Today I spoke with my colleague. He told me about a mobile game where you can play with dinosaurs and it made me think; I liked these animals when I was a child. Many years ago I wanted to see a live dinosaur, and I even wanted to try riding one. Today, I remembered these thoughts. I still want to try riding a dinosaur, especially a triceratops. What about you? Have you thought about riding a dinosaur?
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