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when is good friday
/wɛn ɪz ɡʊd ˈfɹaɪ.deɪ/
Definition
1
A casual interrogative phrase used to inquire about the date of Good Friday, the Friday before Easter Sunday commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ in Christian tradition.
2
The date varies annually based on the lunar calendar; in 2026, Good Friday was on April 3.
Examples
Every Easter season, my forgetful grandma types 'when is good friday' into her phone like it's top-secret intel.
My coworker panicked mid-week: 'when is good friday?' – turns out it was yesterday, and he missed the day off.
In a world of fixed holidays, 'when is good friday' remains the eternal puzzle for calendar-challenged folks.
He scheduled the barbecue for 'when is good friday,' blissfully unaware it's fish and fasting, not ribs and relish.