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IF PEOPLE WORK IN HOTELS OR RESTAURANTS THEY USUALLY HAVE THE DAY OFF WITHIN THE WEEK AS THE BUSIEST DAYS ARE ON WEEKENDS. | IF PEOPLE WORK IN HOTELS OR RESTAURANTS THEY USUALLY HAVE THE DAY OFF WITHIN THE WEEK AS THE BUSIEST DAYS ARE ON WEEKENDS. | ||
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Revision as of 14:32, 24 October 2016
THE DAYS OF THE WEEK (LOS DIAS DE LA SEMANA) IN SPANISH ARE:
Days of the week
lunes
Monday
martes
Tuesday
miércoles
Wednesday
jueves
Thursday
viernes
Friday
sábado
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.