"Que es la fecha de la navidad" translates to "What is the date of Christmas" in English. It is a question asking for the specific day that Christmas is celebrated, which is December 25th in many countries. The phrase reflects the cultural significance of Christmas as a holiday celebrated by millions around the world.
It means "What is the date of Christmas?" The answer is December 25th, or in Spanish el 25 de diciembre.
Que la Navidad será posible después de que hubiera un gran problema.
"Que soy la fecha de hoy" does not have a clear meaning in Spanish. It seems like a mistranslation or a mistake. It could be an attempt to ask for the current date ("¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy?") or have a different phrase in mind.
It seems incomplete: as 'En que (mes/ano) es la (fecha) de tu cumpleanos', it would mean 'In what (month/year) is the (date) of your birthday?' The words in brackets are suggested possibilities.
It means, "What date is Christmas?" The answer in Spanish would be el veinticinco (25) de diciembre.
The exact Translation "Something is out of date" is: algo que está fuera de fecha algo que- something está fuera de- is out of fecha- date
¿Qué día es hoy? ¿A cómo estamos? ¿que es la fecha de hoy?
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.
La fecha en que nací fue el 7 de diciembre de 1983. La fecha de mi nacimiento fue el 7 de diciembre de 1983.
"La fecha de hoy" means "today's date" in English.
Fecha de Nacimiento is Spanish for "Date of Birth"Fecha = Datede = ofNacimiento = Birth (from the verb nacer, "to be born")
What day does school start? is what is being asked here.