Date
fecha
una fecha is a date ...i.e January 6th
Fecha is Spanish for the (calendar) date.
"Fecha" is Spanish for date (as in "date of the month", not as in "to go on a date")
fecha limite, fecha tope, plazo....... you can say something like; "The deadline is July 15" in Spanish could be "La fecha limite es el 15 de Julio" "El plazo termina el 15 de Julio" "La fecha tope es el 15 de Julio"
fecha
FECHA [ˈfeʧa]. Where the sound [ʧ] is like that of church.1. n. fem. date.2. v. (él / usted) fecha ------- you date (formal style) / he, she dates.*Fetcha is not a word in Spanish.
El día de hoy La fecha de hoy
¿cual es la fecha?
escriba fecha
No, yesterday in spanish is simply "ayer", "fecha" on the other hand is date is and calender date --- "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.
Cual es la fecha? Means, "What is the homework?" Fecha means Homework Hope this helps! :)