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9 [бгъу] Тхьамафэм имафэхэр

9 [bgu] Th'amafjem imafjehjer

Monday	Блыпэ; Blypje
Tuesday	Гъубдж; Gubdzh
Wednesday	Бэрэскэжъый; Bjerjeskjezhyj
Thursday	Мэфэку; Mjefjeku
Friday	Бэрэскэшху; Bjerjeskjeshhu
Saturday	Шэмбэт; Shjembjet
Sunday	Тхьаумаф; Th'aumaf
the week	Тхьамафэ; Th'amafje
from Monday to Sunday	Блыпэм щыублагъэу тхьаумафэм нэс.; Blypjem shhyublagjeu th'aumafjem njes.
The first day is Monday.	Апэрэ мафэр – блыпэ.; Apjerje mafjer – blypje.
The second day is Tuesday.	ЯтIонэрэ мафэр – гъубдж.; JatIonjerje mafjer – gubdzh.
The third day is Wednesday.	Ящэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэжъый.; Jashhjenjerje mafjer – bjerjeskjezhyj.
The fourth day is Thursday.	ЯплIэнэрэ мафэр – мэфэку.; JaplIjenjerje mafjer – mjefjeku.
The fifth day is Friday.	Ятфэнэрэ мафэр – бэрэскэшху.; Jatfjenjerje mafjer – bjerjeskjeshhu.
The sixth day is Saturday.	Яхэнэрэ мафэр – шэмбэт.; Jahjenjerje mafjer – shjembjet.
The seventh day is Sunday.	Яблэнэрэ мафэр – тхьаумаф.; Jabljenjerje mafjer – th'aumaf.
The week has seven days.	Тхьамафэр мэфиблэу зэхэт.; Th'amafjer mjefibljeu zjehjet.
We only work for five days.	Тэ мэфитф ныIэп тызылажьэрэр.; Tje mjefitf nyIjep tyzylazh'jerjer.

Latin, a living language?

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