Basic dates: Dates

💬 Days of the week in Spanish are not capitalized like they are in English.

🇲🇽 Monday is a fresh start, often associated with back to work or school after a relaxing weekend.

💬 In Spanish, ‘martes’ is pronounced with a softer 'r' sound.

🇲🇽 Tuesday is named after Mars, the god of war – hence, a strong and productive day!

💬 The accent on the first 'e' gives 'miércoles' its unique rhythm.

🇲🇽 Wednesday is hump day, you’re halfway through the week!

💬 The 'j' in Spanish is pronounced as an 'h', so it’s like 'hue-ves'.

🇲🇽 Thursday is often linked to cultural events and gatherings in many Mexican towns.

💬 ‘Viernes’ has a vibrant sound to roll you into the weekend.

🇲🇽 Friday evening is a popular time for fiestas and celebrations in Mexico.

💬 The accent on the first 'a' in 'sábado' adds emphasis to the start of the weekend.

🇲🇽 Saturdays are for markets and family activities in many Mexican communities.

💬 ‘Domingo’ is another day with emphasis at the start.

🇲🇽 Sunday is often a day of rest and family meals in Mexico.

💬 'Semana' is a feminine noun, so use 'la' as in 'la semana'.

🇲🇽 The Mexican workweek traditionally spans Monday to Friday, but weekends are for relaxation.

💬 ‘Este’ means 'this' and is used for specific days or times.

🇲🇽 Mondays, or 'lunes,' can be flexible days for planning weekly goals in Mexican culture.