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How to ask and say the months and dates? Bach Tong and Shannon Powers
To say date, you say [the date's number] [de] [the month] (refer back to numeros lesson here for help). For example: uno de enero (January 1st), diez de octubre (october 10th)....
Months
enero-----------------------------January
febrero--------------------------February
marzo-------------------------------March
abril------------------------------------April
mayo-----------------------------------May
junio-----------------------------------June
julio-------------------------------------July
agosto-----------------------------August
septiembre------------------September
octubre---------------------------October
nuviembre--------------------November
diciembre---------------------December
You can also ask "What's tomorrow date?" by saying "¿Cual es la fecha de mañana?". Respond would be: Mañana es......(date).
Note: En Español, we don't capitalize the months as we do en Inglés.
Ian McClendon Election Day Interview
11/2/10
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Video Interview:
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Ryan Shaw Region
Region-
Questions I’ll ask
¿De donde eres?-Where are you from
I’ll show them what this means
Soy de______-I’m from
Soy de______ pero vivo en ________-I’m from ____ but I live in
Yo también-Me too
What I’m going to do
I’m going to show a map of Spain, Mexico, and other spanish speaking countries, and I’m going to say where this place is and give examples.
Special thanks to my brother, Nicholas
Ryan Shaw Greetings
Questions I’ll ask
¿Que Tal?- How are you?
¿Y tu?-And you?
I’ll show them what this means
Mui Bien-Very good
¡Hola!-Hello
Buenas dias-Good Morning
Buenas Tardes-Good Afternoon
Buenos Noches-Good Evening
What I’m going to do
I’m going to start a conversation with someone, then if they don’t understand it, then I’ll explain it on the board. Then, I’ll start to make conversations with random people in the class.
Ryan Shaw Weather
Weather
Questions
¿Qué tiempo hace?-What’s the weather like?
I’ll show what this means
Hace(mcuho) frio, calor, viento, sol, fresco- It’s cold, hot, windy, cool
Esta lloviendo, llueve, nevando, nublado- It’s raining, it rains, It’s
snowing, it snows
What I’m going to do
Special thanks to my brother, Nicholas
Saludos ( Greetings)
Below are a few lists of Greetings in Spanish translated to English. The Spanish word is on the left and the English translation is on the right.
(1). ¡Hola!.................................................Hello!
(2). ¡Buenos dias!.....................................Good morning!
(3). ¡Buenas dias!.....................................Good afternoon!
(4). ¡Buenas noches!................................Good evening/night!
* Notice that when you say "good morning" & "good evening" in Spanish you say "buenAS" instead of "buenOS".The differrence between the three is that there is one masculine and two feminine. In Spanish the things that are masculine end with an o and the things that a feminine end with an o. BuenOS is masculine and buenAS is feminine.
* In English when using exclamation marks you use them at the end of an sentence. In Spanish you use an exclamation mark in the beginning and in the end. The exclamation mark in the beginning is upside-down. An upside down exclamation mark looks like this: "¡ ". The reason for this upside down exclamation mark is that when you are reading in the Spanish language you automatically know from the beginning that this phrease/sentence is going to be said with emotion.
(5).¿Que tal?.........................................How are you?
(6). ¿Cómo val?....................................How are you?
(7). ¿Cómo estás tú?( Informal)...........How are you?
(8) ¿Cómo está usted? ( formal).............How are you?
(9) Muy bien gracias.............................Very well, thanks.
(10) Más o menos..................................Alright.
(11) Muy mal/ Terrible.......................... Awful/ Terrible
(12) ¿Y Tú ( informal).......................... And you?
(13) ¿Y Usted ( formal)..........................And you?
(14) ¡Ay,ay,ay!........................................Oh, no!
(15) ¡Que bien!.......................................Oh, good!
* In English when using question marks you use them at the end of the sentence. In Spanish you would use question marks in the beginning and ends of the sentences. Like the exclamation mark the question mark also has to be upside down in the beginning. an upside down question mark looks like this: "¿". The reason for this upside down is that when you begin to read a sentence in spanish you can automatically tell from the very beginning that a question is being asked.
Script
Informal
(SLA Hallway, standing)
D: ¡Ay, ay, ay!
(Tina enters)
D: ¡Hola! ¡Buenos días!
T: ¡Buenos días!
D: ¿Qué tal?
T: Muy bien, gracias. ¿Y tú?
D: Estoy muy mal.
T: ¡Ay, ay, ay!
D: ¡Adíos!
T: ¡Adíos!
Formal:
(SLA Ballroom, standing)
T: ¡Buenas noches!
D: ¡Buenas noches!
T: ¿Cómo está?
D: Bien, gracias. ¿Y Usted?
T: Más o menos.
D: ¡Hasta pronto!
T: ¡Hasta pronto!
Title: How to ask and say the days of the week? Bach Tong and Shannon Powers
lunes-Monday
martes-Tuesday
miércoles-Wednesday
jueves-Thursday
viernes-Friday
såbado-Saturday
domingo-Sunday
This could also apply when asking:
¿Qué dia es mañana? (What day is tomorrow?). In this situation, you would answer: Mañana es....
You can even ask what day is a certain date is: ¿Qué dia es la.....(date)? For instance: What day is November 2nd? In that situation, you would say: ¿Qué dia es la dos de noviembre? Answer should be as La dos de noviembre es martes. (November 2nd is Tuesday.)
Explanation 2: Using this will help you to better communicate with others in the español community. You can use this to chat with people, asking for day... It is always helpful to be conscious of what day of the week it is. Note: En Español, there is no capitalization require for day of the week as we do en Inglés. For words that start with "h", the "h" should be silent. We don't actually pronounce "h" en Español. For example, "hoy" should be pronounce as /oy/. Also words that begin with "j" actually pronounce as "h". For example "jueves" should be pronounce as /hu-e-ves/.
How to get Someones Number in Spanish
In order to get someones number in Spanish you need to know:
*The Numbers in Spanish
*How to ask "What's you number?"
* How to break up and separate the Numbers.
To ask someone for there number in Spanish you say: Cual es tu numero de telefono? This mean "What is your phone Number?"
Numbers:
1 | Uno |
2 | Dos |
3 | Tres |
4 | Cuatro |
5 | Cinco |
6 | Seis |
7 | Siete |
8 | Ocho |
9 | Nueve |
10 | Diez |
11 | Once |
12 | Doce |
13 | Trece |
14 | Catorce |
15 | Quince |
16 | Diece-seis |
17 | Diece-seite |
18 | Dieci-ocho |
19 | Dieci-Nueve |
20 | Veinte |
21 | Veintiuno |
22 | veintidos |
23 | veintitres |
24 | veinticuatro |
25 | veinticinco |
26 | veintiseis |
27 | vientisiete |
28 | vientiocho |
29 | vientinueve |
30 | treinta |
31 | Treinta y uno |
32 | Treinta y dos |
33 | Treinta y tres |
34 | Treinta y cuatro |
35 | Treinta y cinco |
36 | Treinta y seis |
37 | Treinta y siete |
38 | Treinta y ocho |
39 | Treinta y nueve |
The second most important thing that you need to know is how to break up the numbers when getting someone's number.
Example: (215)-872-3452
In Spanish you would break the numbers up like this: (2 / 15)-8 / 72- 34 / 52
so you would say: Dos(2) /Quince(15)- Ocho (8) / Setenta y dos(72)- Treinta y cuatro(34)- Cincuenta y dos(52)
Try a couple on your own:
215-333-6790
267-897-0234
Don't forget to break up the number.
La dias de la Semana ( The days of the week )
Below is a list of the days of the week and how to ask what day it is. The Spanish word will be on the left and the English translation will be on the right.
(1) ¿Qué dia es hoy?.............................................................What day is today?
(2) Es lunes……………………………………………………… Its lunes .
(3) Es martes…………………………………………………….. Its Tuesday.
(4) Es meircoles….……………………………………………... Its Wednesday.
(5) Es jueves……………………………………………………,,.. Its Thursay.
(6) Es viernes……………………………………………………. Its Friday.
(7) Es sabado…………………………………………………… Its Saturday.
(8) Es domingo………………………………………………… Its Sunday.
· When writing the days of the week in Spanish, they are never capitalizedas the are in English.
· Notice that when what day of the week of asked, the word “hoy” should actually be pronounced as “oy”. Remember you drop the “h” sound.
· Also, on a Spanish calender , the week doesn’t start with Monday instead of Sunday.
Script
Days of the week:
(Classroom, Dejah and Tina meet.)
T: ¡Hola, Dejah!
D: ¡Hola!
T: ¿Qué días es hoy?
D: Es lunes.
(The next day)
T: ¿Qué días es hoy?
D: Es martes.
(The next day)
T: ¿Qué días es hoy?
D: Es miércoles.
(The next day)
T: ¿Qué días es hoy?
D: Es jueves.
(The next day)
T: ¿Qué días es hoy?
D: Es viernes.
(The next day)
T: ¿Qué días es hoy?
D: Es sábado.
(The next day)
T: ¿Qué días es hoy?
D: Es domingo.
Dejah Harley and Tina Wang
Days Of The Week
Learning the Days of the week is very simple in Espanol.
In order to learn them you must know:
*The Days of the week
*Instead of Sunday being the first day of the week like in the English calender, Monday is the first day of the week.
*the days of the are always lowercase.
Days of the Week:
lunes: Monday
martes: Tuesday
miercoles: Wednesday
jueves: Thursday
viernes: Friday
sabado: saturday
domingo: Sunday
learning Spanish With Octavius/Joe
Learning Months
Obviously the English months began with January end with December. I'm going to write the month out and English. Then translate to Spanish.
January-Enero
February-Febrero
March-Marzo
April-Abril
May-Maya
June-Junio
July-Julio
August-Augusto
September-Septembre
October-Octubre
November-Noviembre
December-Decimbre
Ex. fecha de hoy es trienta de octubre dos mill diez . - Today is october 30th, 2010.
Telling time
Election Day
Jennifer Wright Marking Period 1
I created a sculpture that was inspired by using sustainable materials. I took an idea that was close to me and put the idea in effect using things that were recycled. By using materials that were already created put this type of art into perspective.
For me, I make decisions about my work by planning. I am a natural planner, often over-thinking, so most of my ideas were hashed out before I started creating the sculpture. I selected materials that were relevant to the project. Recycled bottle caps, cardboard and paper were the focal point. In another way, I chose things that are not normally used in art outside of arts-and-crafts projects. Though I knew what I was building, the type of materials were selected and used as I began making it.
The idea was started when I wanted to share something about my life. I chose something relatively new to my life. I found out I had a thyroid disorder at the beginning of ninth grade. It's something of a side story in my life. It's not a focal point and that's why I chose to focus on it. My work was about my personal experience with thyroid disease as well as general information about it and how it can affect a person.
Drue and Tamatha-Weather Conditions
Describing the weather conditions
1. Asking someone what’s the weather like.
2. When you want to ask what’s the weather like, you can say:
¿Qué tiempo hace hoy?
-There are many ways to answer that question, they are:
Hace (mucho)… It’s (very)…
frio cold
calor hot
viento windy
sol sunny
fresco cool
Está… It’s…
nublado cloudy
lloviendo/llueve raining/rains
nevando/nieva snowing/snows
húmedo humid
-If you want to say mostly and partly you would say:
mayormente mostly
parcialmente partly
Drue and Tamatha-Basic Conversation
Basic Conversation Questions
1. Getting to know the new student.
2. You would use certain questions for different people such as when your trying to know someone ‘s name.
For an adult you would say ¿Cómo se llama? And when your talking to a little kid you would say ¿Cómo te llamas?
-When you want to know someone’s name you can say:
¿ Cómo te llamas (tú)? / ¿Cómo se llama (Ud.)?
-There are three ways to say my name is, they are:
Me llamo________
Yo soy_________
Mi nombre es_________
-If you want to ask someone how old are they, you can say:
¿Cuanto anos tienes?
-You can answer this question by saying the number in español like:
uno
dos
tres
cuatro
cinco, ect.
-Then when you want to say bye to someone you can say:
¡Chao!
Spanish Robert and Keith
Meeting in an office
Beuenos dias: good morning- Think of it as Buenos meaning good then dias meaning morning.
Buenas tardes: good afternoon- think of after when you look at tardes
Buenas noches: good evening or good night- Think if the N's in both Noches/ night.
¿Qué tal?: How are you?- each says how are you so they are just differently.
¿Cómo va?: How are you?-
Los Meses del Año (Months)
- The way that you prounce and spell each month is by these translations.
- enero=January
- febero=Febuary
- marzo=March
- abril=April
- junio=June
- juilio=July
- agosto=August
- septiembre=September
- octubre=October
- novimbre=November
- dicembre= December
- A way to us this in life is to sing the months song.
(El Tiempo) Weather
- The way that you ask someone "How's the weather?" is to say ¿Qué tiempo hace? Which literally means "what's the weather like?".
- Now that you know how to ask about the weather now you need to describe weather.To describe weather you say "Hace" followed by any these descriptions.
Drue and Tamatha-Greetings/Saludos
Greetings/ Saludos
1. When seeing a new person and want to say hi.
2. Español English
¡Hola! Hi!
¡Buenos días! Good morning!
¿Qué tal? How are you?
Bein gracias! Good, thank you!
¿Y tu? And you?
Chao Bye!
¡Buenas Tardes! Good, evening!
¡Buenas noches! Good, night or Good afternoon
Notice there are two explanation points, because then the person saying it can tell if it’s a statement or a question. Also, BuenOs and BuneAs , one has an O , and the others have A. That’s because the O is masculine and one is feminine.
Drue and Tamatha- Days of the Week
* Days of the week
1. Teaching students how to write and say the days of the week.
2. When you write the days of the week, you do not capitalize it and you use “Es” before it. Here’s how the words look:
Es… It’s…
lunes. Monday.
martes. Tuesday.
miércoles. Wednesday.
jueves. Thursday.
viernes. Friday.
sábado. Saturday.
domingo. Sunday.
Drue and Tamatha-Courtesy Phrases
Courtesy Phrases
1. Using Buenos modales (good manners)
2. * There are three ways to say excuse me to someone:
-Con permisio
-Perdón
-Disculpe
_If your going somewhere and someone is in your way you would say “con permisio”.
_If you want to get someone’s attention you would say “disculpe”.
_When you bump someone you would say “perdon”.
* There are three type of ways to say thanks and three ways to say your
welcome:
Thanks-
Gracias…..Thanks.
Muchas gracias…..Thanks a lot.
Mil gracias…..Thanks a million.
You can say certain ones of these three anytime you want to say thank you. For example:
_Your teacher checks your homework: Gracias
_Your friend helps you with classwork you don’t understand: Muchas gracias
_Someone finds your wallet: Mil gracias
Your welcome-
De nada
Por nada
No hay de qué.
* If you want to say please to someone or ask what they say, you can say:
¿Como?.....What was that?
Por favor…..Please
Spanish Robert and Keith
- 1.Time (La Hora)
- 2.Tú vs Ud. questions (informal vs. formal)
- 3.Alphabet pronunciation (El Alfabeto)
- 4.Weather (El Tiempo)
- 5.Greetings (Saludos)
- 6.Days of the Week (Los Días de la Semana)
- 7.Months and Dates ( Los Meses del Año)
- Meeting someone in a office
- Talking to a adult vs a child
- Sing the Alphabet
- Telling a forcast
- Asking some one for the time and them telling you
- Sing the days of the week song
- Asking the day of a Holiday
How to Ask someone for the time?
Their are three ways to ask. (What time is it?) You can ask by saying "Qué hora es?", "Qué hora son?", or Qué hora tiene. Any of these will be find to use anytime you ask for the time.
- Now that you know how to ask for the time i will now tell you how to tell time.If someone says" Qué hora es? "You can by saying Es la una if ita one o'clock or Son las... for any other number between dose and doce.Also to say the number of minutes you must use y unless it between 45 and 59 mintues you must use menos.For example to say 1:15 you say "Es la una y cuartro" or you could say "Es la una y quince". But to say 5:45 you say "Son las cinco menos cuatro" or "Son las cinco menos quince."
- A way you could this in really life is by asking someone in your school hallway for the time.
Talking to Adults vs. Children
Usted is for Adults
This is usefull for parents and children it shows class. When you are speaking to an adult and say (y usted ) that is formal, but when you are speaking to your friend you say (y tú) each is saying (and you) but one is formal and ones informal.
Singing the Alphabet
Make every letter a short letter not in size but in sound. Every y is an high e. Every ll is a y. All J's are h's. Instead of saying Q its coooo. Its not W is Dobleh veh Like a double v. X is Eh- quis its like spelling x with a uis on the end. Z is Zetah remember the z its the only one that starts with z.
(El Tiempo) Weather
- The way that you ask someone "How's the weather?" is to say ¿Qué tiempo hace? Which literally means "what's the weather like?".
- Now that you know how to ask about the weather now you need to describe weather.To describe weather you say "Hace" followed by any these descriptions.
Los Días de la Semana ( Days of the Week)
- Before i can teach you how to ask or tell someone the date you must first learn how to pronounce each day.For example Monday=lunes, Tuesday=martes, Wednesday= miercoles,Thursday=jueves, Friday=Viernes, Saturday=sábado, and Sunday=domingo.Also you must never capitalize the days of the week.
- The way that you ask" What day it is?" or the literal translation of "What day is today?" is by say "¿Qué dis es hoy?". But the way you would respond is by say "Es"then the day.For example if its Tuesday you would response " Es martes"
- A way you could use this skill in life is singing the Days of the Week Song.
Drue and Tamatha- T vs Ud. Questions
* Tú vs. Ud. Questions
Explanation to teach topic:
1. Greeting your friends and their parents.
2. Explanation to teach topic:
There are two type of ways to greet someone-informal and formal.
When you use informal you would use tú and when you use formal you would use usted (ud.).
When you are talking to your amigos you would use tú and when your talking to your amigo’s parents, you would use ud.
You would use ud. when talking to an adult to show a sign of respect.
Example:
Tú:
¿Como estás (tú)?.....How are you?
¿Como te llamas (tú)?....What’s your name?
¿De dónde eres (tú)?....Where do you from?
¿Cuántos años tienes (tú)?.....How old are you?
Ud.:
¿Como es (ud.)?...How are you?
¿Como se llama (ud.)?...What’s your name?
¿De dónde es (ud.)?.....Where are you from?
¿Cuántos años tiene (ud.)?.... How old are you?
Notice how there are marking on top of certain letters. And there are two question marks, an upside down one in the front and a regular one in the back. We put two question marks or two exclamation point in front of a sentence so you would know if the sentence is a question or a statement.
Drue and Tamatha- Months/Dates
Months, Dates
1. Finding out cousins birthday
2. When you write the months you don’t capitalize it.
If you want to ask someone what’s today’s date, you can say:
¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy?......What’s today’s date?
When you want to respond to this question you can say:
Hoy es el # de (mes)……. It’s the # of (month)
When you write the date you would write it like this en español:
Number/month-
Ex. 21/02…..the 21 of febrero/February
-OR-
Es el veintiuno de febrero
Spanish Benchmark!!!!
1.Explanation to Teach:
Tyler and I are teaching people the Alphabet and teach them how to correctly pronounce them. This will help them to learn how to spell words in Spanish: A: ah, B: beh, C: seh, CH: cheh, D: deh, E: eh, F: efeh, G: heh, H: ah-cheh, I: eee, J: ho-ta, K: ka, L: eleh, LL: elleh, M: emeh, N: eneh, Ñ: enyeh, O: oh, P: peh, Q: cooooo, R: ereh, S: eseh, T: teh, U: ooo, V: veh, W: dobleh veh, X: eh-quis, Y: eee-gree-gah, Z: zetah. We will repeat them two more times so that you will have the hang of how to say it.
Explanation for "El Alfabeto"
In this video, you will hear how to pronounce the letters and how to spell them correctly. Later on in the video, Tyler and I will teach you how to spell our names. Afterwards, you can spell your name.
Script:
Tyler: Como se escribe tu nombre?
Raeven: Se escribre ereh, ah, eh, veh, eh, eneh (Raeven) Y tu?
Tyler: Se escribre teh, eee-gree-eh-gah, eleh, eh, ereh
2."Courtesy Phrases"
We are teaching people courtesy phrases so they can learn how to use polite manners. This will help you when someone gives you something or helps you out. We would start by teaching them simple phrases like i.e. If some one gives u something you would say Gracias (Gra-see-as)-thank you ,and they would say Denada (Dae-nad-a)-your welcome. Or If someone ask's you how are you, you would say Muy Bien (Muy-be-in) - Very Good Ytu? (E-Two) -and you. We will repeat them until the student or whoever understands the whole concept of courtesy phrases.
Script:
Raeven: !hola!
Tyler: !Hola!
Raeven: Como estas?
Tyler: !Muy Bien! Y tu?
Raeven: Igualmente
Tyler: OK
3.Numbers!
We are also teaching people how to say numbers and phone numbers. They are also useful in plenty different ways. We will start off by teaching them 1-10 i.e. uno,dos,tres,cuatro,cinco,sies,siete,ocho,nueve,diez! Then the pattern will change 1-15 i.e. once, doce, trece, catorce, quince. But after those 15 numbers the pattern changes again 16-20 i.e. diecisies, diecisiete, dieciocho, diecinueve, diecinueve, viente. The pattern stays the same from 20-100. If you know all the ten's and mutiples of ten you will know the pattern. The pattern is Viente, Treinta, Cuarenta, Cicuenta, Sesenta, Setenta, Ochenta, Noventa, Cein. After every number u say the numbers 1-9 until you get to the next whole number. This can be used if someone ask's how old your are or if they was askin for your number.
Script
Tyler: !Hola!
Raeven: !Hola!
Tyler: Cual es tu número de teléfono ?
Raeven: Es el (dos uno cinco)/nueve ocho siete/ sies cuatro ocho tres
4.Weather Explanation!
We feel that everyone should know the weather. So why not teach them? We will start by teaching them how to spell the weather, and seasons. Then we will teach them how to say it. This wont be hard it will only take two lessons. Lesson 1 spelling the four seasons such as el otoño (autumn), el invierno (winter),
La primaver (spring) el verno( summer). We will also teach them how to spell the weather, such as frio (cold), calor ( warm), viento (windy) sol (sunny), fresco(cool). This can be useful when someone ask's you whats the weather like or how does it feel today you could answer them with a correct answer better than guess.
(Months and dates)
Explanation to teach:
Script
Raeven: ¿Que tiempo hace?
Tyler: Hace frio
Raeven: Gracias
Tyler: Denada
5. (Months and Dates)
If someone asks you when is your birthday wouldn’t you want to know? Well that’s why we are teaching them the months and the dates. This can help you in many different ways.
To say “January”, you say- enero
To say “February”, you say- febrero
To say “March”, you say- marzo
To say “April”, you say- abril
To say “May”, you say- mayo
To say “June”, you say- junio
To say “July”, you say- Julio
To say “August”- you say- augosto
To say “September”- you say septiembre
To say “October” – you say octubre
Script:
Raeven:¡Hola!
Tyler: ¡ Hola!
Raeven: ¿Cual es la fecha de hoy?
Tyler: Hoy es el tres de noviembre
Raeven: Gracias
Tyler: Denada
6.Explanation to Teach:
Tyler and I are going to teach the greetings and goodbyes.
1. Greetings:
To say "good morning", you say- Buenos Días
To say "good afternoon", you say- Buenas Tardes
To say "good noches", you say- Buenas Noches
*Afternoon and Night are the only two greetings that have "as" after Buenas. (feminina) *
2. Más Saludos
To say "How are you?", you say- ¿Qué tal? or ¿Cómo va? The other way you can ask "How are you?", you ask "¿Cómo estas? (tu) or ¿Cómo esta? (formal).
*You say estás when you are talking to a friend or a younger family member. You use está when you are talking to a teacher or the president*
To respond, you say:
Más o menos-alright
(Muy) mal. / Terríble.- Awful
¿Y tú?- And you?
¡Ay, ay, ay-Oh no!
¡Que bien!- Oh, good!
Explanation for Greetings:
In this video, Tyler and Raeven are going to have a conversation and say the polite and correct greetings.
Script:
Tyler: ¡Buenos Días Raeven!
Raeven: ¡Hola Tyler!
Tyler: ¿Cómo estás?
Raeven: Muy bien gracias. ¿Y tú?
Tyler: Más o menos
Raeven: ¡Ay, ay, ay!
Tyler: Sí
Raeven: *sigh*
Tyler: ¡Adios!
Raeven: ¡Hasta luego!
7. Explanation of Days of the Weeks:
Tyler and I (Raeven) are going to teach the Days of the Week:
1. Days of the Week
To say “Monday”, you say- lunes
To say “Tuesday”, you say- martes
To say “Wednesday” , you say- miércoles
To say “Thursday”, you say- jueves
To say “Friday”, - you say- viernes
To say “Saturday”, you say- sábado
To say “Sunday”, you say- domingo
*In Spanish speaking countries, their days of the week are lower case*
To ask what is today?, you ask - ¿Qué día es hoy?
Explanation for Days of the Week:
The this video, Tyler and Raeven is going to teach how to pronounce the Days of the Week and say them correctly.
Script:
Tyler & Raeven: lunes, martes, miérocles, jueves, viernes, sábado, y domingo. (x2)
Tyler: ¿Qué día es hoy?
Raeven: Miércoles.