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  • cita/ˈθita/ Spanish
  • تاريخ/taː.riːx/ Arabic
  • 日子/ɻ̩⁵¹ d͡z̥ɹ̩¹/ Chinese
  • 데이트[te̞itʰɯ] Korean
  • ημερομηνία/i.me.ro.miˈni.a/ Greek
  • তারিখ/t̪aɾikʰ/ Bengali

“date” in Spanish: cita · French: rendez-vous · German: date · Portuguese: data · Chinese: 日子 · Korean: 데이트 · Arabic: تاريخ · Turkish: tarih

It is commonest in Chinese, where 日子 is the 279th most used word.

Date in other languages, A to Z

  • Arabic تاريخ/taː.riːx/ date, time #663
  • Armenian ժամադրություն/ʒɑmɑdɾuˈtʰjun/ appointment; meeting; date #1,714
  • Bengali তারিখ/t̪aɾikʰ/ #857
  • Bosnian datum/dǎːtum/ #1,980
  • Catalan data[ˈda.tə] #2,114
  • Chinese 日子/ɻ̩⁵¹ d͡z̥ɹ̩¹/ date; day #279
  • Croatian datum/dǎːtum/ #1,830
  • Czech rande[ˈrandɛ] date, appointment #800
  • Danish tidspunkt[ˈtˢiðsˌpʰɔŋˀd̥] time, moment, date, point in time #790
  • Dutch date/deːt/ a date #1,544
  • English today/təˈdeɪ/ On the current day or date #228
  • Finnish päiväys/ˈpæi̯ʋæys/ #2,069
  • French rendez-vous/ʁɑ̃.de.vu/ #669
  • German date/dɛɪ̯t/ #1,586
  • Greek ημερομηνία/i.me.ro.miˈni.a/ #2,143
  • Hebrew פגישה/pɡiˈʃa/ A meeting, an appointment, a date #756
  • Icelandic stefnumót[ˈstɛpnʏˌmouːt] #2,450
  • Indonesian pacaran[paˈt͡ʃaran] to date: to have a steady relationship with;… #2,431
  • Korean 데이트[te̞itʰɯ] #525
  • Latvian randiņš/ˈraŋdiɲʃ/ #1,586
  • Macedonian рок[rɔk] due date #1,085
  • Malay tarikh/ˈtarix/ #1,176
  • Malayalam തീയതി/t̪iːjɐd̪i/ #831
  • Norwegian date/dæɪ̯t/ a date #1,239
  • Polish randkę/ˈrant.kɛ/ date, tryst #1,782
  • Portuguese data/ˈda.tɐ/ #1,725
  • Russian свидание[svʲɪˈdanʲɪje] appointment; date #1,045
  • Serbian datum/dǎːtum/ #2,041
  • Slovak dátum/daːtum/ #1,236
  • Slovenian datum/dàːtum/ #920
  • Spanish cita/ˈθita/ #741
  • Swedish dejt/ˈdɛjt/ a date #1,500
  • Tagalog petsa/ˈpet͡ʃa/ #1,109
  • Tamil தேதி/t̪eːd̪iː/ date, day of the month #717
  • Telugu ఈత/iːt̪a/ wild date tree called Phoenix sylvestris #595
  • Turkish tarih/tɑːˈɾih/ #1,351
  • Urdu تاریخ/t̪ɑː.ɾiːx/ date; appointment #335

The speaker reads the word in the voice the LangX app uses for that language — synthesised, not a recording of a native speaker, so treat it as a guide. A row without a button has no reading we are free to use, or none we trust, yet. Voices for Bengali (google (bn_BD), CC BY-SA 4.0), Catalan (upc_ona (ca_ES), CC BY-SA 4.0) and Slovenian (artur (sl_SI), CC BY 4.0).

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