CORRECTION:

I cannot believe today is only Wednesday. Where is the weekend when I need it?

Bored, Bored, Bored

When will the weekend finally arrive? Where is my free time? Gaining more money is what makes me work harder. It's boring. Anyways, why does the word Wednesday have that "d" there? It is not even pronounced! I always forget to write that first "d" in Wednesday. English words have many silent letters, and the grammar is more difficult than German grammar. It really is! 

I cannot believe today is Wednesday! Where is my weekend?

Great job! ---- I wrote the correction in a way that sound "regular" in normal English conversation. I hope I got your meaning across. (I can't wait for the weekend to arrive too!)

I cannot believe today is Wednesday! Where is my weekend or When is the weekend?- This is the common statement made suggest that you want the weekend to come.

Hi Leslie,

Good job

*You are right, English has a lot of words with silent letters that confuses people who are learning English as a second language.

** You begin the sentence with the word English. Because you have decided to use  the word "grammar", I need to see the article("the").  The, let's me know as a person who speaks English, that you are referring to English Grammar. Remember, "the" is a definite article. (The) It is specifically used to describe/ write a concrete, specific noun. If you wrote" and grammer", I would not know what grammar you are referring to.  For example, I like the brick house that is located on Park street. I wish I could buy the house- You see that I don't have to repeat the word "brick" because you already know what kind of house I'm talking about.

OR: The last sentence could have been: English has too many silent syllables and difficult grammar rules! It's even more difficult to learn than German grammar/ it's worse than German....now this can be used informally...

Good Job

Nicole