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People usually use "礼拜天" (lǐbàitiān) to refer to Sunday in oral language. It is not used in formal writing. In formal writing, the word "星期日" (xīngqírì) is used instead.
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Yes, there are other terms in Chinese that also refer to "Sunday" and can be used in oral language. Here are a few:
1. 星期天 (xīngqītiān) - This is a more formal way to say "Sunday" and is widely used in both spoken and written Chinese. It literally translates to "week day sky."
2. 周日 (zhōurì) - This term is commonly used in formal contexts and written language. It translates to "week day sun," and is often used when referring to schedules or calendars.
3. 礼拜日 (lǐbàirì) - This is another variant that can be used interchangeably with "礼拜天." It directly translates to "worship day sun," and is more common in certain regions or contexts.
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