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Basic Spanish and English: Days of the Week and Month of the Year

Published Saturday, February 03, 2007

Here are some few Spanish and English words for the Days of the Week and the Month of the Year. If you know the language then test yourself to see if you can get all of them correct and for those who know little or no Spanish, you might just learn some basic words from the language using the calendar.

Interestingly, If you observe the table below showing the Days of the Week, you will notice that the days of the week begins with lunes (Monday) and not domino (Sunday). This is because in Spanish-speaking countries, the week begins on Monday. Also, they do not capitalize months or days of the week.

Days of the Week in English and Spanish

Days of the Week in English
Days of the Week in Spanish
Monday
 lunes


Tuesday
 martes


Wednesday
 miércoles


Thursday
 jueves


Friday
 viernes


Saturday
 sábado


Sunday
 domingo

Month of the Year in English and Spanish

Month of the Year in English
Month of the Year 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

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