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How to Say "weekend" in Spanish

The Spanish word forweekendis domingoA1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

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nounA1
Used informally to refer to the whole weekend, especially in plural 'los domingos'.
A colorful illustration showing a cheerful person peacefully resting in a bright red hammock tied between two green trees on a sunny day.

Examples

El domingo vamos a visitar a la abuela.

On Sunday, we are going to visit Grandma.

¿Qué haces los domingos?

What do you do on Sundays (every Sunday)?

¡Qué pereza! Mañana ya es lunes otra vez, se acabó el domingo.

How annoying! Tomorrow is Monday again, Sunday is over.

Masculine Gender

All days of the week in Spanish are treated as masculine nouns, so they always use 'el' or 'los'.

No Capitalization

Unlike in English, Spanish days of the week are generally not capitalized unless they start a sentence.

Saying 'On Sunday'

Mistake:Voy a la iglesia en domingo.

Correction: Voy a la iglesia el domingo. (To say 'on' a specific day, just use 'el'—the preposition 'en' is usually left out.)

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