Qual é a diferença entre It is Sunday e Sunday it is ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.

Inglês (EUA)

"Sunday it is" sounds more old-fashioned, and no one really says it that way.

Most people will say "It it Sunday" and even more will say "It's Sunday". (A contraction of It and Is becomes It's)

Japonês

@dmason
I see, so ”Sunday it is”
has a nostalgic sound like reading a fairy tale?
Or does this sound classical?
or maybe it's just an anachronistic expression?

Inglês (EUA)

You can say "Sunday, it is" to emphasize Sunday and it adds a little personality to the statement.

For example something unexpected happens, or you change your mind for the day, so you might say that to yourself or others

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Japonês

@wkw2049
ok! I understand.
thank you so much!

Inglês (EUA)

@minmin119 or you finally reach a decision on the day and you would say it.

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Japonês

@wkw2049
We finally made a decision. Sunday it is.
like this?

if the decision has made in the past, do you say like"Sunday it was"?
We have finally made the decision. Sunday it was
＝It was Sunday that we finally made a decision.

Do I understand it properly?

Inglês (EUA)

Sunday it is sounds fine. Sunday it was sounds unnatural.

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Inglês (EUA)

@minmin119 "Sunday it was" sounds a bit like British grammar. Quaint and probably why Americans don't use it as far as I know.

So yeah sounds like you're getting it

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