今日が最後の夜勤ですって英語でなんて言うの？

The two sentences you see provided above are terrific ways to express to your listener that this is your last day working the night shift. In the first sentence you will notice the adjective final. This means last. This word would make a great addition to your vocabulary because it is appropriate for both formal and informal settings.

If you use the word "shift," it implies that it is also your last day. We used "shift" to talk about the different hours of work in American English. I hope that this helps. :)

When today is your last day working a night shift, you may explain it by using either of the example sentences above.

"This is my last time on the night shift!" Last time - the final time you will do something ever or for a period of time. Night shift - If you are talking about in a hospital this is typically from 11pm to 7 am. In a store, it can be from sometime in the later afternoon until the store closes.

When you want to explain that today is the last day that you are working the night shift; then you may explain this in the following ways: -Today is my last day working the night shift -I'm working the night shift for the last time today

A night shift is when you must work later than normal, usually late at night. Sometimes night shifts start at 12 midnight while others might start earlier. Some can last all night so you may finish working when other people may just be starting their day. Sometimes you may need to be more specific and mention if your work schedule is changing or you are in fact not going to work for the company you work for anymore.