la
/ʒuʁ.ne/
Translation
day (duration)
Word origin
From Old French jornee ('a day, a day's work or travel'), from jorn ('day'), from Latin diurnum, from dies ('day').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- diurnum
- English cognates
- journey, journal, diurnal
Grammar
Examples
J' .
I spent an excellent day with my friends.
- .
The working day ends at six in the evening.
, .
Have a good day, and see you soon.
au !
Have a good day and see you tomorrow at the office!
Quelle , ' .
What a long day, I really can't take any more.
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