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No, you cannot write 日仔 (rì zǎi) for 日子 (rì zi). The correct term is 日子, which means "day" or "date." 日仔 is not a standard term in Mandarin."
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日子 (rìzi) is typically used to refer to the passage of time, usually in the context of one's life or livelihood. It is often used to refer to the days of one's life, such as in the phrase 过日子 (guò rìzi, "to live a life, to pass the days"). It can also be used to refer to a specific day or date, such as in the phrase 今天是什么日子啊？ (Jīntiān shì shénme rìzi a? "What day is it today?").
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