When telling dates and days in spanish and english are they done in the same way or differently. explain your answer

they are done in the same way

Saying the Date in Spanish

Saying the date in Spanish is not much different from writing it. Once again, you will use "de" and "del" before the month and the year, but this time you will need to know how to read the numbers.

Unlike English, Spanish uses cardinal numbers (like one, two or three) instead of ordinal numbers (like fourth, fifth or sixth) for every day of the month except the first. So, if you can count to 31, you can already say almost every date!

Just in case, let's take a look at how you should read every day of the month in Spanish:

1Primero

2Dos

3Tres

4Cuatro

5Cinco

6Seis

7Siete

8Ocho

9Nueve

10Diez

11Once

12Doce

13Trece

14Catorce

15Quince

16Dieciséis

17Diecisiete

18Dieciocho

19Diecinueve

20Veinte

21Veintiuno

22Veintidós

23Veintitrés

24Veinticuatro

25Veinticinco

26Veintiséis

27Veintisiete

28Veintiocho

29Veintinueve

30Treinta

31Treinta y uno

You will also need to know some bigger numbers if you want to say the year. The following list covers the

next decade:

2017Dos mil diecisiete

2018Dos mil dieciocho

2019Dos mil diecinueve

2020Dos mil veinte

2021Dos mil veintiuno

2022Dos mil veintidós

2023Dos mil veintitrés

2024Dos mil veinticuatro

2025Dos mil veinticinco

2026Dos mil veintiséis

2027Dos mil veintisiete

2028Dos mil veintiocho

2029Dos mil veintinueve

2030Dos mil treinta

Combine the days, months and years with the following formula and you'll be able to say any date:

(day) de (month) del (year)

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