Difference between revisions of "Monday"

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Monday is the second day of the week, coming after Sunday and before Tuesday.

Its etymology is though to be 'day of the moon', after similar patterns in other languages (eg in French, 'lundi', from the Latin 'dies lunae').

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		+	Its etymology is though to be 'day of the [[moon]]', after similar patterns in other languages (eg in French, 'lundi', from the [[Latin]] 'dies lunae').