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The Spanish word messes translates into English as months. In Latin this word translates as mensibus and in Italian is mesi.
January is Spanish is enero. The first letter of the names of months is not capitalized in Spanish.
No, it was English. The 104 men who built a fort on the James River were English with the exception of a Spanish spy. They chose the worse land in the area and were in an native American empire of 15,000. Within months all of the men were dead from disease and starvation except for 34.
No, it was English. The 104 men who built a fort on the James River were English with the exception of a Spanish spy. They chose the worse land in the area and were in an native American empire of 15,000. Within months all of the men were dead from disease and starvation except for 34.
countries, capitols, months, titles.
That means "Friday". Note that unlike in English, names of months or weekdays are not capitalized in Spanish.
No, it was English. The 104 men who built a fort on the James River were English with the exception of a Spanish spy. They chose the worse land in the area and were in an native American empire of 15,000. Within months all of the men were dead from disease and starvation except for 34.
The names of the months and days of the week, of course, are different than in English. One interesting difference in spelling rules is that in Spanish, unlike in English, the names of the months and of the week days are not capitalized.
Spanish is a different language than English, so it has different grammar rules. Short answer: They just aren't.
months of the year and stations
The Spanish speaking world dates events just the way the English speaking world does. If you have a Spanish date and a list of the names of the days of the week and months of the year in both English and Spanish you shold have no trouble in translating a date from one language to another.
No, most(or all) words that are common nouns in English do not have capitals in Spanish.eg. days of the week, months etc.