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Sonnabend Nacht
Now there's the redundancy!
I don't know, but I doubt Germans use Sonnabend more than Samstag, the actual name for Saturday. I figured that Sonnabend was used more for Saturday evening or night, right before Sunday, rather than for the whole day, but I'm not a German expert, by?
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