Today is Sunday.

Today is Sunday. In Japanese, this can be expressed as "今日は日曜日です" (Kyō wa Nichiyōbi desu). Here, "今日" (Kyō) means "today," "は" (wa) is a topic marker, "日曜日" (Nichiyōbi) means "Sunday," and "です" (desu) is a polite sentence-ending particle.  

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