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1.7: Vocabulario- Días y meses

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    Objetivos

    Identify months and days

    Días y meses

    Días de la semana (Days of the week):

    1. lunes
    2. martes
    3. miércoles
    4. jueves
    5. viernes
    6. sábado
    7. domingo

    Meses del año (Months of the year)

    1. enero
    2. febrero
    3. marzo
    4. abril
    5. mayo
    6. junio
    7. julio
    8. agosto
    9. septiembre
    10. octubre
    11. noviembre
    12. diciembre

    Y cómo se llama ese mes
    que está entre Diciembre y Enero?
    -Pablo Neruda

    Note: Despite Neruda’s example here, months are usually not capitalized in Spanish unless they begin a sentence. Days of the week are not capitalized in Spanish either.

    Palabras útiles

    hoy (today)

    ¿Qué día es hoy? (What day is today?)
    Hoy es … (Today is…)

    ayer (yesterday)
    anteayer (the day before yesterday)
    mañana (tomorrow)
    pasado mañana (the day after tomorrow)
    en tres días (in three days)
    que viene (next, coming)

    el lunes que viene (next Monday)

    siempre (always)

    Los sábados siempre nadamos. (On Saturdays we always swim.)

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