Here's a tip: try using a Spanish diary, which will help you remember the Spanish days more easily. Listen carefully to the Spanish pronunciation and practice saying the days in Spanish aloud. Practice makes perfect...
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How to say the days of the week in Spanish
Here are the days of the week. Note that in Spanish, the days of the week are not capitalized, unless at the beginning of a sentence of course!
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lunes
Monday
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martes
Tuesday
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miércoles
Wednesday
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jueves
Thursday
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viernes
Friday
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sábado
Saturday
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domingo
Sunday
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Once you’ve learned the days in Spanish, what about being able to pronounce the different parts of the day in Spanish?
Por la mañana
In the morning
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Antes del almuerzo
Before lunch
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Por mediodía
At noon
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Por la tarde
In the afternoon
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Por la noche
At night
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Here are some more words and phrases for you…
Temprano
Early
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Más temprano
Earlier
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Tarde
Late
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Más tarde
Later (on)
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Pronto
Soon
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Ahora
Now
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Ahora mismo
Right away
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Ayer
Yesterday
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Hoy
Today
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Mañana
Tomorrow
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Pasado mañana
The day after tomorrow
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A las diez
At ten o'clock
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En tres días
In three days
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Check out Spanish Time for more useful info! Here are some recommended lessons:
- Learning the months in Spanish is always helpful in conversations!
- How do you say summer in Spanish? What about the other seasons? Find out here.
- It's important to be able to tell and ask about the time in Spanish. Learn to here.
See you soon! ¡Hasta pronto!
Mauricio Evlampieff: Rocket Spanish
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