Lesson #6: Time divisions
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Na! Today we are going to learn about time divisions!A year in Tihrkyx is called a tatsi, and it's divided in ten months or "moons” (called un, from jun, "moon") of 30 days, as there are lunar months. In each month, we can find 5 weeks (called junkhe) of six days each (called xarembatohf). Each day of the week is called xandaddin, xatah, xaji, xakda, natxralm and xaralm.
Each day divides into:
- Dusar: morning
- Nhymtat: noon
- Natxdulihnt: afternoon
Again, there isn't an equivalent to hours (use “half day”, etc., instead), minutes or seconds (use “moments” [khettat] instead).
Finally, to say “yesterday”, “today” and “tomorrow” you may say:
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