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How to Say "friday" in Spanish

The Spanish word forfridayis viernesA1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

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nounA1
The fifth day of the week.
A row of five simple, identical items arranged horizontally. The first four items are colored gray, representing the work week, while the fifth item is brightly colored yellow and is gently floating away, symbolizing the arrival of Friday and the weekend.

Examples

Hoy es viernes, ¡por fin!

Today is Friday, finally!

Vamos al cine todos los viernes.

We go to the cinema every Friday.

La reunión ha sido reprogramada para el próximo viernes.

The meeting has been rescheduled for next Friday.

Gender and Articles

Days of the week are always treated as masculine words, so you must use 'el' (the) or 'un' (a) before them.

Singular and Plural Forms

The word 'viernes' already ends in 's' and stays the same whether you are talking about one Friday or many Fridays (e.g., 'el viernes' is singular, 'los viernes' is plural).

Capitalization

Mistake:Empecemos el Viernes.

Correction: Empecemos el viernes. Spanish days of the week are usually not capitalized, unless they start a sentence.

Using 'en' for 'on'

Mistake:Vamos en viernes.

Correction: Vamos el viernes. To say 'on Friday,' simply use the definite article 'el' (the), you don't need the preposition 'en' (in/on).

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