chapter 1 ( Days and months)

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Sure! Here are the days of the week and months in Albanian, Turkish, and Japanese:

**Albanian:**

Days of the Week:
1. Monday: e hënë
2. Tuesday: e martë
3. Wednesday: e mërkurë
4. Thursday: e enjte
5. Friday: e premte
6. Saturday: e shtunë
7. Sunday: e diel

Months:
1. January: janar
2. February: shkurt
3. March: mars
4. April: prill
5. May: maj
6. June: qershor
7. July: korrik
8. August: gusht
9. September: shtator
10. October: tetor
11. November: nëntor
12. December: dhjetor

**Turkish:**

Days of the Week:
1. Monday: pazartesi
2. Tuesday: salı
3. Wednesday: çarşamba
4. Thursday: perşembe
5. Friday: cuma
6. Saturday: cumartesi
7. Sunday: pazar

Months:
1. January: ocak
2. February: şubat
3. March: mart
4. April: nisan
5. May: mayıs
6. June: haziran
7. July: temmuz
8. August: ağustos
9. September: eylül
10. October: ekim
11. November: kasım
12. December: aralık

**Japanese:**

Days of the Week:
1. Monday: 月曜日 (getsuyōbi)
2. Tuesday: 火曜日 (kayōbi)
3. Wednesday: 水曜日 (suiyōbi)
4. Thursday: 木曜日 (mokuyōbi)
5. Friday: 金曜日 (kin'yōbi)
6. Saturday: 土曜日 (doyōbi)
7. Sunday: 日曜日 (nichiyōbi)

Months:
1. January: 一月 (ichigatsu)
2. February: 二月 (nigatsu)
3. March: 三月 (sangatsu)
4. April: 四月 (shigatsu)
5. May: 五月 (gogatsu)
6. June: 六月 (rokugatsu)
7. July: 七月 (shichigatsu)
8. August: 八月 (hachigatsu)
9. September: 九月 (kugatsu)
10. October: 十月 (jūgatsu)
11. November: 十一月 (jūichigatsu)
12. December: 十二月 (jūnigatsu)

Certainly! Here are the days of the week and months in Arabic and Indonesian:

**Arabic:**

Days of the Week:
1. Monday: الاثنين (al-ithnayn)
2. Tuesday: الثلاثاء (al-thulāthā')
3. Wednesday: الأربعاء (al-arbi'ā')
4. Thursday: الخميس (al-khamīs)
5. Friday: الجمعة (al-jum'ah)
6. Saturday: السبت (as-sabt)
7. Sunday: الأحد (al-ahad)

Months:
1. January: يناير (yanāyir)
2. February: فبراير (fibrāyr)
3. March: مارس (mārs)
4. April: أبريل (abrīl)
5. May: مايو (māyū)
6. June: يونيو (yūnyū)
7. July: يوليو (yūlyū)
8. August: أغسطس (aghustus)
9. September: سبتمبر (sibtambir)
10. October: أكتوبر (aktūbar)
11. November: نوفمبر (nūfambir)
12. December: ديسمبر (disambir)

**Indonesian:**

Days of the Week:
1. Monday: Senin
2. Tuesday: Selasa
3. Wednesday: Rabu
4. Thursday: Kamis
5. Friday: Jumat
6. Saturday: Sabtu
7. Sunday: Minggu

Months:
1. January: Januari
2. February: Februari
3. March: Maret
4. April: April
5. May: Mei
6. June: Juni
7. July: Juli
8. August: Agustus
9. September: September
10. October: Oktober
11. November: November
12. December: Desember

These lists provide the days of the week and months in Arabic and Indonesian.

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