"Hétfőn mindig korán kelek."

Translation: I always get up early on Monday.

[postkar]

I always get up early on Mondays
Mondays I always get up early.

In english, we refer to habits usually in the plural.

[_paranoia_]

I would say it either way (American speaker here, which might make a difference). Certainly it's correct with the plural.

[Arcaeca]

American speaker here too. They both sound correct to me, although Monday in the singular sounds more natural and is probably what I would say without giving it much thought.

[_paranoia_]

I agree that it sounds more natural with the singular.

[Babelshark42]

As an English speaker of English I find both correct, though the plural more natural.

[MatthewScowen]

Does kel mean wake!?

[jzsuzsi]

he wakes up - (fel)ébred

he gets up - (fel)kel.

[Martybet]

'On Monday I always get up early' This works in English and is more in line with the Hu sentence. Although I'd rather use 'Monday's' here

[unci14]

Thinking of Yoda helps with Hungarian word order.

[WilliamsBlair]

Yes, to me "Mondays" implies a habitual action.

[javra]

"on Mondays, i'm always getting up early" is not accepted

[Patricia460976]

Can I use "rise" instead of "get up?"