"How to say 'Friday' in English?"
In the English language, "Friday" is simply spelled as "Friday." There are no special characters or phrases required to convey this meaning. It is one of the seven days of the week, typically considered to be the end of the workweek and the start of the weekend.
If you need to refer to Friday specifically in a sentence, you would use it like any other noun. For example: "I have a meeting on Friday." Or "We usually go out to eat on Fridays."
It's also worth noting that in British English (as well as some other varieties), people often refer to the day after Friday as "Saturday" and the day before Friday as "Thursday." However, in American English, these days are generally referred to as "Saturday" and "Thursday," respectively.
