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Spanish vocabulary · Topic 10 of 10

Time, Numbers & Colors in Spanish

Numbers, days, and clock times help you book a table, catch a bus, or make plans. Days and months are not capitalized in Spanish. Colors are adjectives, so many change to match the noun, like rojo and roja.

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  1. 1Timenounla horatime in general: el tiempo
  2. 2Todayadverbhoy
  3. 3Tomorrowadverbmañana
  4. 4Yesterdayadverbayer
  5. 5Nowadverbahora
  6. 6Daynounel día
  7. 7Weeknounla semana
  8. 8Monthnounel mes
  9. 9Yearnounel año
  10. 10Hournounla hora
  11. 11What time is it?phrase¿Qué hora es?
  12. 12Morningnounla mañana
  13. 13Minutenounel minuto
  14. 14Afternoonnounla tarde
  15. 15Eveningnounla nocheearly evening: la tarde
  16. 16Nightnounla noche
  17. 17Noonnounel mediodía
  18. 18Midnightnounla medianoche
  19. 19Weekendnounel fin de semana
  20. 20Lateradverbmás tarde
  21. 21Earlyadverbtemprano
  22. 22Lateadverbtardeto be late: estar atrasado/a
  23. 23Soonadverbpronto
  24. 24Alwaysadverbsiempre
  25. 25Neveradverbnunca
  26. 26Sometimesadverba veces
  27. 27Mondaynounel lunes
  28. 28Tuesdaynounel martes
  29. 29Wednesdaynounel miércoles
  30. 30Thursdaynounel jueves
  31. 31Fridaynounel viernes
  32. 32Saturdaynounel sábado
  33. 33Sundaynounel domingo
  34. 34Zeronumbercero
  35. 35Onenumberunobefore a feminine noun: una
  36. 36Twonumberdos
  37. 37Threenumbertres
  38. 38Fournumbercuatro
  39. 39Fivenumbercinco
  40. 40Sixnumberseis
  41. 41Sevennumbersiete
  42. 42Eightnumberocho
  43. 43Ninenumbernueve
  44. 44Tennumberdiez
  45. 45Elevennumberonce
  46. 46Twelvenumberdoce
  47. 47Thirteennumbertrece
  48. 48Fourteennumbercatorce
  49. 49Fifteennumberquince
  50. 50Sixteennumberdieciséis
  51. 51Seventeennumberdiecisiete
  52. 52Eighteennumberdieciocho
  53. 53Nineteennumberdiecinueve
  54. 54Twentynumberveinte
  55. 55Thirtynumbertreinta
  56. 56Fortynumbercuarenta
  57. 57Fiftynumbercincuenta
  58. 58Sixtynumbersesenta
  59. 59Seventynumbersetenta
  60. 60Eightynumberochenta
  61. 61Ninetynumbernoventa
  62. 62One hundrednumbercien101 and up: ciento
  63. 63One thousandnumbermil
  64. 64Redadjectiverojo/a
  65. 65Blueadjectiveazul
  66. 66Greenadjectiveverde
  67. 67Yellowadjectiveamarillo/a
  68. 68Blackadjectivenegro/a
  69. 69Whiteadjectiveblanco/a
  70. 70Orange (color)adjectivenaranja
  71. 71Pinkadjectiverosa
  72. 72Purpleadjectivemorado/a
  73. 73Brownadjectivecaféalso: marrón
  74. 74Grayadjectivegris
  75. 75Gold (color)adjectivedorado/athe metal: el oro
  76. 76Januarynounenero
  77. 77Februarynounfebrero
  78. 78Marchnounmarzo
  79. 79Aprilnounabril
  80. 80Maynounmayo
  81. 81Junenounjunio
  82. 82Julynounjulio
  83. 83Augustnounagosto
  84. 84Septembernounseptiembre
  85. 85Octobernounoctubre
  86. 86Novembernounnoviembre
  87. 87Decembernoundiciembre
  88. 88Springnounla primavera
  89. 89Summernounel verano
  90. 90Autumn (fall)nounel otoño
  91. 91Winternounel invierno
  92. 92What day is it today?phrase¿Qué día es hoy?
  93. 93What's the date today?phrase¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy?
  94. 94Every dayphrasetodos los días
  95. 95Next weekphrasela semana que viene
  96. 96Last weekphrasela semana pasada
  97. 97The day after tomorrowphrasepasado mañana
  98. 98On timephrasea tiempo
  99. 99How many?phrase¿cuántos?feminine: ¿cuántas?
  100. 100What color is it?phrase¿De qué color es?

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Time, Numbers & Colors in Spanish: common questions

Are Spanish days capitalized?

No. Days and months stay lowercase: el lunes, enero. You capitalize them only at the start of a sentence.

Why is one uno and also un?

Uno is the number by itself. Before a masculine noun it shortens to un: un café. Before a feminine noun it is una: una mesa.

Do Spanish colors change with gender?

Colors ending in -o change: rojo, roja, amarillo, amarilla. Azul and verde only change in the plural. Naranja and rosa usually stay the same.

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