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How do you say "Friday" in Spanish?

Viernes

Noun

In Spanish, "Friday" is Viernes.

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Pronunciation

Say vee-EHR-nehs, with stress on the second syllable and a clear ee sound at the start.

Grammar notes

Viernes is masculine. It is the same form in singular and plural.

Example sentence

El viernes por la noche voy al cine.

On Friday night I go to the cinema.

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How to remember Viernes

Viernes comes from Venus, the Roman goddess of love. Friday is associated with Venus in many languages.

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Questions about Viernes

How do you say "Friday" in Spanish?

In Spanish, "Friday" is Viernes. It is a noun.

How is Viernes written in Spanish?

Viernes is written using the standard Spanish script.

How is Viernes used in a sentence?

Use Viernes as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: El viernes por la noche voy al cine. (On Friday night I go to the cinema.).

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