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But there's no such thing as the word "weekstart." Weekends are split in half. Saturday is the end of the week and Sunday is the beginning of the week. I am from USA and this has always been my understanding.
10 downvotes for this? Has nobody on Lemmy heard of bookends or the ends of a ruler?
You gotta choose, either weekend = Saturday or weekend = Saturday + Sunday.
If your case is the 1st just say have a nice Saturday and Sunday. If you say have a nice weekEND for both days, Sunday is the last day of the week.
Sunday is on one end and Saturday is at the other.
So your week doesn't start ever. Only ends. How? Lets call 1st of January end of the year then.
Ffs...
Look up the definition of the word end. Stop thinking of it as THE end and street thinking of it as AN end. A length of string has two ends correct? A stick has two ends, correct? Here's a picture of my calendar at home. Note that Sunday is at one end and Saturday is at the other end.
According to your photo, Sunday is the 1st day of the week. You can call it an end, but it is the day that your week begins.
So combined it's the weekends?
Like bookends!
Yes, we had the "bookends" discussion down here.