Difference between revisions of "Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week"
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*'''SABADO (SATURDAY)''' | *'''SABADO (SATURDAY)''' | ||
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'''DOMINGO (SUNDAY)''' | *'''DOMINGO (SUNDAY)''' | ||
THE WEEK IN MEXICO STARTS ON MONDAY AND ENDS ON SUNDAY. USUALLY PEOPLE WORK FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND IN OTHER CASES FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY (HALF A DAY ON SATURDAYS). | THE WEEK IN MEXICO STARTS ON MONDAY AND ENDS ON SUNDAY. USUALLY PEOPLE WORK FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND IN OTHER CASES FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY (HALF A DAY ON SATURDAYS). | ||
Revision as of 14:28, 24 October 2016
THE DAYS OF THE WEEK (LOS DIAS DE LA SEMANA) IN SPANISH ARE:
- LUNES (MONDAY)
- MARTES (TUESDAY)
- MIERCOLES (WEDNESDAY)
- JUEVES (THURSDAY)
- VIERNES (FRIDAY)
- SABADO (SATURDAY)
- DOMINGO (SUNDAY)
THE WEEK IN MEXICO STARTS ON MONDAY AND ENDS ON SUNDAY. USUALLY PEOPLE WORK FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY AND IN OTHER CASES FROM MONDAY TO SATURDAY (HALF A DAY ON SATURDAYS).
IF PEOPLE WORK IN HOTELS OR RESTAURANTS THEY USUALLY HAVE THE DAY OFF WITHIN THE WEEK AS THE BUSIEST DAYS ARE ON WEEKENDS.