How to Say ‘Your weekend’ in Mexican Spanish
Tu fin de semana
too feen deh seh-MAH-nah
[too feen deh seh-MAH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: fin de semana is masculine because of fin, so it's el fin de semana and tu fin de semana with no ending change. Same pattern: este fin de semana "this weekend".
Phrase Breakdown
Tu fin
too feen
Your end (of)
'Tu' without an accent means 'your' (informal). 'Fin' means 'end'.
Es el fin.
It's the end.
Words in this phrase
Tu
[too]
your
Informal singular possessive adjective used before a noun.
Con tu perfil puedes destacar mucho.
With your profile, you can stand out a lot.
fin
[feen]
end
Noun meaning end; 'fin de semana' means weekend.
El fin de la película fue triste.
The end of the movie was sad.
de semana
deh seh-MAH-nah
the week (weekend)
'Fin de semana' together means 'weekend'. Say de se-MA-na.
Este fin de semana descanso.
This weekend I'm resting.
Words in this phrase
de
[deh]
of
A preposition that links nouns, often meaning “of” or “about.”
En «cultura de trabajo», «de» conecta las dos ideas.
In “work culture,” “de” connects the two ideas.
semana
[seh-MAH-nah]
week
A noun meaning a seven-day period.
Esta semana quiero escribir a mis nuevos contactos.
This week I want to write to my new contacts.
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