Tuesday English

Tuesday's English is Tuesday. In western countries, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday are used to represent the seven days of the week. These words all come from the ancient Roman calendar. At that time, every day had a specific name to commemorate them.

In modern society, Tuesday is the second day of the week, and many people begin to devote themselves to work and study. In addition, Tuesday is also considered as the election day in the United States, because most federal and state elections are usually held on Tuesday to ensure that as many voters as possible can vote.

The word Tuesday comes from the ancient Germanic word Tiwesd? G is to commemorate Tyr, the god of war in Norse mythology, also known as Tyr or Tiu. It is said that Tyre is the son of Odin, the king of the gods. He represents justice and courage, and is also an excellent soldier and military leader. Everything related to defense and protection is closely related to him. In ancient Nordic society, Tuesday was usually considered as an auspicious day, suitable for business transactions and other important affairs.