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5 | Zum Glück ist es Freitag! |
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5 | Gott sei dank, es ist Freitag! |
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4 | Gottseidank ist heute Freitag! |
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4 | see comments |
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4 | TGI Friday |
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4 | Thank God it is Friday! |
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4 | Endlich Wochenende! |
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Gottseidank ist heute Freitag! Explanation: bilingual experience |
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Zum Glück ist es Freitag! Explanation: Unfortunately it is almost Monday... |
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Gott sei dank, es ist Freitag! Explanation: Heard it a million times... |
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see comments Explanation: We use this expression at work (Siemens) TGIF ! Translatetd it would be something like: Zum Glück ist es schon Freitag ! Good luck ! Tone |
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TGI Friday Explanation: It has become a standard expression in the U.S. and elsewhere to say one should think of having fun, relax, planning the week-end. There is a restaurant chain called TGI Friday with slogans like, "It should be Friday every day". Sort of MacDonald Food. It has become a way to describe everything that turns around "Freizeit -Wochenende". |
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Thank God it is Friday! Explanation: Gott sei dank, endlich ist Freitag. Have a nice day - Friday. Andi |
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Endlich Wochenende! Explanation: Das käme mir als erstes in den Sinn. |
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