- de/d' <Month> de/del <year>. For example: Dimecres, 20 d'abril de 2011 or
Dijous, 5 de maig del 2005. Note that
months are not capitalized. Two-digit years...
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everyone to attend. Rues of
masked revelers dance alongside. On Thursday,
Dijous Gras (Fat Thursday) is celebrated, also
called 'omelette day' (el dia de...
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called the
Sweet War.
Children are
given a day off
school to
celebrate Dijous Gras (Fat Thursday)
during which they
celebrate the Merengada, a day long...
- egg'),
containing egg in the mixture,
typical to be
eaten on Fat
Thursday (
dijous gras)
White botifarra,
botifarra blanca or blanquet. Its main ingredient...
- and March,
according to the
liturgical calendar. The
festivities begin on
Dijous Gras, or Fat Thursday, with King Carnestoltes' arrival. They
continue until...
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Italian giovedì,
Spanish jueves,
French jeudi,
Sardinian jòvia,
Catalan dijous,
Galician xoves and
Romanian joi. This is also
reflected in the p-Celtic...
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jueves viernes sábado [♄1]
Occitan dimenge [☉1]
diluns dimars dimècres
dijòus divendres dissabte [♄1]
Aranese Occitan dimenge [☉1]
deluns dimars dimèrcles...
- miércoles quarta-feira
miercuri Thursday giòbia zéuggia giovedé zòba
dijòus dijous jueus dejo
jeudi iòviri giovedì
jueves quinta-feira joi
Friday vënner...
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developed fricative consonants /ʒ/ (like the si in
English "vision"), e.g.
dijous [diˈd͡ʒɔws] ('Thursday'). Note the
fricative [ʒ] (and [jʒ])
appears only...
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jeudi in French,
jueves in Spanish, joi in Romanian, giovedì in Italian,
dijous in Catalan,
Xoves in Galician,
Joibe in
Friulian and Dijóu in Provençal...
