How to Say ‘It's for Saturday the 14th.’ in Mexican Spanish
Es para el sábado 14.
ehs PAH-rah ehl SAH-bah-doh kah-TOHR-seh
[ehs PAH-rah ehl SAH-bah-doh kah-TOHR-seh]
💬 Usage Tip: To say a date in Spanish, you can put the day of week before the number: [el sábado 14]. You'll hear this a lot when confirming reservations and appointments.
Phrase Breakdown
Es para el sábado
ehs PAH-rah ehl SAH-bah-doh
It’s for Saturday
Used to specify the day the reservation or event is for.
La cita es para el sábado.
The appointment is for Saturday.
Words in this phrase
Es
[ehs]
it is
Introduces information about the reservation date.
Es para el sábado 14. Lo anoté en mi agenda.
It is for Saturday the 14th. I wrote it in my planner.
para
[PAH-rah]
for
Indicates the scheduled date.
La cena es para el sábado 14.
The dinner is for Saturday the 14th.
el
[ehl]
the
Masculine singular article used with days and dates here.
Es para el sábado 14, no para el 15.
It is for Saturday the 14th, not the 15th.
sábado
[SAH-bah-doh]
Saturday
Specifies the day of the reservation.
Es para el sábado 14 y no hay cambios.
It is for Saturday the 14th and there are no changes.
14
[kah-TOHR-seh]
fourteen
The date number in the month.
Es para el sábado 14, a las siete.
It is for Saturday the 14th, at seven.
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