Days Months And Seasons In Spanish

In this lesson, you will learn to talk about days, months, and seasons in Spanish (with audio), and you will learn other useful vocabulary.

Days Of The Week In Spanish

Months Of The Year In Spanish

Seasons In Spanish

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Useful Vocab To Express Time

Hoy – today

Mañana  – tomorrow

Ayer  – yesterday

Anteayer   – the day before yesterday

Semana – week

Días de la semana – weekdays/workdays, days of the week

Fin de semana – weekend

Mes  – month

Meses del año – Months of the year

Año – year

Próximo año – next year

Año pasado – last year

That was our lesson about days, months, and seasons in Spanish, make sure to practice before moving to the next lesson.

Spanish Time Vocabulary Study Guide

Quiz

Instructions: Answer the following questions in 2-3 sentences using complete Spanish words.

1. What is the Spanish word for Wednesday? How is it spelled?
2. What is the Spanish word for October? How is it spelled?
3. What is the Spanish word for summer? How is it spelled?
4. Translate this sentence into Spanish: “Today is Tuesday.”
5. Translate this sentence into Spanish: “See you next year!”
6. Provide the Spanish words for “yesterday” and its English definition.
7. How do you say “days of the week” in Spanish?
8. What is the Spanish word for “month”? How do you say “months of the year”?
9. What is the Spanish word for “weekend”? How is it spelled?

Answer Key

1. The Spanish word for Wednesday is Miércoles.
2. The Spanish word for October is Octubre.
3. The Spanish word for summer is Verano.
4. Hoy es martes.
5. ¡Hasta el próximo año!
6. The Spanish word for yesterday is ayer.
7. The Spanish words for “days of the week” are días de la semana.
8. The Spanish word for month is mes. The Spanish words for “months of the year” are meses del año.
9. The Spanish word for weekend is fin de semana.

Happy learning!

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