lunes
Monday
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Days of the Week in Spanish
The seven days of the week in Spanish are lunes, martes, miércoles, jueves, viernes, sábado, and domingo.
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All seven days in Spanish
| Word | English |
|---|---|
| lunes | Monday |
| martes | Tuesday |
| miércoles | Wednesday |
| jueves | Thursday |
| viernes | Friday |
| sábado | Saturday |
| domingo | Sunday |
How to use Spanish weekdays
- Spanish weekdays are written in lowercase unless they begin a sentence.
- el lunes means on Monday. los lunes means on Mondays.
- A full date follows the same lowercase month pattern, as in el 14 de agosto.
Common mistakes
- Capitalizing a weekday in the middle of a sentence, such as writing Lunes instead of lunes.
- Saying en lunes for on Monday. Spanish uses el lunes.
- Dropping the accent in miércoles or sábado.
Common questions
- Are the days of the week capitalized in Spanish?
- No. Write lunes, not Lunes, unless the word starts the sentence.
- How do you say on Monday in Spanish?
- el lunes. For every Monday, use los lunes.
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martes
Tuesday
miércoles
Wednesday
jueves
Thursday
viernes
Friday
sábado
Saturday
domingo
Sunday
hoy
today
mañana
tomorrow
ayer
yesterday
anteayer
the day before yesterday
pasado mañana
the day after tomorrow
el día
day
la semana
week
el fin de semana
weekend
la fecha
date
la semana que viene
next week
la semana pasada
last week
esta semana
this week
el día laborable
weekday
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