No, yesterday in spanish is simply "ayer", "fecha" on the other hand is date is and calender date
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"En fecha ayer" is sometimes used in South American, but it´s not Standard Spanish. The correct form is "En fecha de ayer". Likewise, you can also say "en fecha 1 de junio de 1990" or "en fecha de 1 de junio de 1990". If a name follows "en fecha" the preposition "de" ("of") is mandatory.
Ayer = yesterday in Spanish.
"Cual fue la fecha de ayer" translates to "What was the date yesterday?" It is a question asking for the specific date that occurred the previous day.
Yesterday
Geographically, if you mean the "Ayer's Rock", it is in Australia. In terms of time, "ayer" is "yesterday" in Spanish.
"Ayer fue" means "yesterday was" in Spanish. It is commonly used to refer to events or actions that occurred the day before the current day.
aner is not a Spanish word. 'ayer' means 'yesterday'
That isn't Spanish. If you mean "ayer", that means "yesterday".
translated from Spanish it means 'goodbye yesterday'
Ayer is a spanish word. It means Yesterday in English. Or if used loosely it could just mean like sometime in the recent past. like 'the other day' but it literally translates to 'yesterday'.
It means "Yesterday was Sunday". Remember, the days of the week are NOT capitalized in Spanish.
I cannot find a Spanish word "ontem". "Onda" means "wave".
hasta ayer = until yesterday