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Malay frequency list

No. 666 in Malay

sehari

"Sehari" means "a day" or "one day" in English.

In a sentence

  • Saya bekerja sehari dalam seminggu.

    I work one day in a week.

    Here, 'sehari' is used to quantify the period of one single day within a week.

  • Sehari-hari, dia mengambil berjalan-jalan pada waktu petang.

    Every day, he takes a walk in the evening.

    In this sentence, 'sehari' is part of the term 'sehari-hari', which means 'daily' or 'every day', denoting a regular occurrence.

  • Dalam sehari, saya menghabiskan satu jam membaca buku.

    In a day, I spend one hour reading a book.

    'Sehari' in this context refers to the duration of one whole day, specifying an amount of time within a given day.

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