今はテスト週間中です。って英語でなんて言うの？

A week full of exams is normally called 'exam week.' When your friend asks how you are doing, you can say: I'm pretty stressed at the moment, I'm in the middle of exams week.

"It is the middle." means you are in the week. "Exam"/ "Test"/ "Finals" can all be used to explain test week.

You can say : "I'm in the middle of exams". "I'm busy with exams". "I'm writing exams". "I need to study because I'm busy with exams".

I'm in the middle of exams at the moment - this tells the person that you do have exams so time is very scheduled. I have exams, so unfortunately.....(I cant make it to the party) - If you are offered an arrangement you may use this to explain why you cant go to the arrangement. You will have your exams on....(Wednesday,Thursday, etc) - To tell people they will have exams. I have exams on...... - You can say this to let people know you have exams and finish for example " I have exams on/next week/Wednesday so I'm tied up at the moment I'm afraid"

To be wrapped up = If you are wrapped up in someone or something, you are very interested in or involved with him, her, or it and ignore other people or things: "She's always been completely wrapped up in her children." Midweek = the middle of the week. "There is a varied rmidweek race programme in the UK for lovers of horseracing."

This is to explain that you are writing exam/s this week and you are focusing on your studies. "I am writing exams this week, so I have to study." "This is finals week, I can't come visit."

Halfway also means middle

"MIdway through" expresses perfectly the point that is the middle of an experience. And this can be applied in so many ways: I am Midway through pregnacy/childbirth /dinner /a date/exams/life/ etc ;-D "This week I am studying long hours... since I am midway through my exams!"

There are many ways of saying you are in exam week and what a person calls it depends on where they are from. For example, in Australia exam week is often known as exam block.

"We have Mid-week exams" And "During the middle of the week we have exams" These two sentences are explaining the during the middle of the week, usually Wednesday as a working week is usually Monday until Friday. The causal term and expression used for the middle of the week is 'Mid-week'.

"I am in the middle of finals week." "I am in the middle of week of midterms ." Midterms are commonly used to refer to the exams taken in the middle of the academic year.

Exams can be stressful!! When we are in the middle of exam time, it is good to stay focused and remain indoors as much as you are able, make sure to get enough sun and water to keep you going. The expressions above explain that you are in the middle of an exams period. Here's an example: "I am quite anxious, I am in my final week of exams and I wish it was already over!"