How to Say ‘Only on Fridays.’ in Mexican Spanish
Solo los viernes.
SOH-loh lohs BYER-nes
[SOH-loh lohs BYER-nes]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses los instead of a word for "on" with days: los lunes "on Mondays". For a single day, use el: el sábado "on Saturday".
Phrase Breakdown
Solo
[SOH-loh]
Only
Solely or exclusively.
Solo tengo uno.
I only have one.
los
[lohs]
the
Definite article used to refer to a specific person or thing recognized by the speakers.
Los niños están en el parque.
The children are in the park.
viernes
[BYER-nes]
Friday
The day of the week following Thursday.
Tenemos una fiesta el 'viernes'.
We have a party on 'Friday'.
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