In Spanish, knowing the days of the week is super important. You will use them all the time! Here are the days:

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

How to Use Days of the Week in Sentences

When you use the days of the week in sentences, remember these tips:

1. Capitalization: In Spanish, you only capitalize the days of the week if they are the first word in a sentence.

2. Prepositions: Use "el" before the day when you talk about a specific day. For example: "El lunes tengo clase de español." (On Monday, I have Spanish class.)

3. Frequency: If you want to say how often something happens, use "todos los" (every) before the day. For example: "Voy a la piscina todos los viernes." (I go to the pool every Friday.)

Example Sentences

• Hoy es miércoles. (Today is Wednesday.)
• Trabajo el jueves. (I work on Thursday.)
• Los sábados, me gusta bailar. (On Saturdays, I like to dance.)
• El domingo vamos a comer con la familia. (On Sunday, we are going to eat with the family.)

Combining Vocabulary

You can mix the days of the week with other words you know to make longer sentences.

Family Example:

• "Mi madre trabaja los lunes." (My mother works on Mondays.)

Adjective Example:

• "El viernes es un día bonito." (Friday is a beautiful day.)

Food Example:

• "Los domingos, comemos pan y manzana." (On Sundays, we eat bread and an apple.)

Leisure Activity Example:

• "Los martes, voy a jugar al fútbol." (On Tuesdays, I go to play soccer.)

By practicing these days and adding your own ideas, you can create fun sentences that show what you do during the week and who you spend time with!