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How do you say I had a good week end in Spanish?
tenia un buen fin de semana
Is it correct to say week's end?
Yes, the possessive form of the noun week is the correct form for 'the end of the week' (the week's end).
How do you say the week in spanish?
La semana.
How do you say that week in spanish?
esta semana
Who do you say week in Spanish?
La semana.
How do you say What do you usually do during week end?
This is how you would say it. What do you do on week ends?
How do you say every week in spanish?
Cada semana.
How do say week-end in french?
le week-end - la fin de semaine
How do you say a week ago in spanish?
hace una semana
How do you say 'one week' in Spanish?
Translation: Una semana
How do you say have a nice weekend in French?
Ayez un week-end agréable or Bon week-end
How do say 'The end' in Spanish?
El fin.
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