Days of the Week and Months of the Year in Spanish

Learning the days of the week and months of the year in Spanish is essential for everyday conversations, scheduling, and understanding dates. In this guide, we’ll break them down and provide helpful tips to remember them.

Days of the Week in Spanish

Unlike English, the days of the week in Spanish are not capitalized unless they start a sentence. Here they are:

• Monday - lunes
• Tuesday - martes
• Wednesday - miércoles
• Thursday - jueves
• Friday - viernes
• Saturday - sábado
• Sunday - domingo

A quick tip: The weekdays (lunes to viernes) end in “-es” except for miércoles. The weekend days (sábado and domingo) are exceptions.

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Months of the Year in Spanish

Just like days of the week, the months are not capitalized in Spanish.

• January - enero
• February - febrero
• March - marzo
• April - abril
• May - mayo
• June - junio
• July - julio
• August - agosto
• September - septiembre
• October - octubre
• November - noviembre
• December - diciembre

How to Use Them in Conversation

Here are some practical ways to use days and months in sentences:

• ¿Qué día es hoy? - What day is today?
• Hoy es miércoles. - Today is Wednesday.
• Mi cumpleaños es en julio. - My birthday is in July.
• La reunión es el lunes. - The meeting is on Monday.

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