LOS DÍAS Y LOS MESES the Days and the Months

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LOS DÍAS Y LOS MESES The days and the months Los días de la semana The days of the week Expresiones lunes - Monday ¿Qué día es hoy? - What day is today? martes - Tuesday Hoy es … - Today is… miércoles - Wednesday ¿Qué día fue ayer? - What day was yesterday? jueves - Thursday Ayer fue … - Yesterday was… viernes - Friday ¿Qué día es mañana? - What day is tomorrow? sábado - Saturday Mañana es … - Tomorrow is… domingo - Sunday el fin de semana - the weekend Los meses del año The months of the year enero - January julio - July febrero - February agosto - August marzo - March septiembre - September abril - April octubre - October mayo - May noviembre - November junio - June diciembre - December ¿En qué mes estamos? – What month are we in? ¿Qué mes del año es? – What month of the year is it? Writing the date ¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy? – What is today’s date? La fecha – the date Hoy es el ________ de _______ del año dos mil ____. El día – the day (number) (month) Today is the ______ of _______ of the year 20_ _. El mes – the month El año – the year Examples: January 1 – el primero de enero February 2 – el dos de febrero July 4 – el cuatro de julio Birthday ¿Cuándo es tu cumpleaños? – When is your birthday? Mi cumpleaños es el _______ de _______. My birthday is the _____ of ______. (number) (month) (number) (month) ¡Feliz cumpleaños! Happy Birthday! LAS FECHAS IMPORTANTES Important dates el Año Nuevo - el primero de enero - New Year’s day – January 1 el día de San Valentín / el día de los enamorados - el catorce de febrero - Valentine’s day – February 14 el día de San Patricio - el diez y siete de marzo - St. Patrick’s day – March 17 el Pesaj - Passover l la Semana Santa (la Pascua Florida) - Easter el cinco de mayo el día de la Independencia – el cuatro de julio - Independence Day – July 4 la víspera de Todos los Santos – el treinta y uno de octubre – Halloween – October 31 el día de Gracias – Thanksgiving day la Chanukah (Jánuca) – Hannukah la Navidad - el veinte y cinco de diciembre – Christmas – December 25 .

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