How to Say ‘Today is Monday.’ in Spain Spanish
Hoy es lunes.
oy ess LOO-nes
[oy ess LOO-nes]
💬 Usage Tip: After hoy es, the day takes no el and stays lowercase. Swap in any day: hoy es sábado "today is Saturday".
Phrase Breakdown
Hoy
[oy]
today
"Hoy" means "today" and is used to talk about the present day.
Hoy tengo clase de español.
Today I have Spanish class.
es
[ess]
is
Form of ser used in price questions like how much is it.
Es demasiado caro para mí.
It is too expensive for me.
lunes
[LOO-nes]
Monday
The first day of the week in Spain; same form in singular and plural.
El lunes tengo clase.
On Monday I have class.
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