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Colombia flagKaren Lorena
On weekend / at the weekend Is there a difference between these expressions?

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The usage is different in US and British English. They mean the same thing. 'At the weekend' is British, as Adrian pointed out. 'On the weekend' is American as Carl pointed out.
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I never hear 'at the weekend'. Always "on the weekend" . We only say "at the weekend" if 'weekend' is the name of a place.
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You would usually say 'at the weekend', and 'on weekdays' or 'on Monday', 'on Saturday', etc., but not 'on [the] weekend'.

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