Wednesday is pronounced "Sreda".
It is spelled "Среда"
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7 days from Wednesday to Wednesday.
I have never heard of any Religious ( as it sounds like) holiday called spy wednesday, it sounds like Fun. Codes and hidden messages the order of the day, and this could be an idea. Ash Wednesday- is of course the beginning of Lent, the sacrificial season. Spies are mentioned in the Bible- and an interesting New testament quote is in Matthew- and I like it: Do Your Good Deeds in Secret, and Your Father will reward you in Kind! I once saw a cartoon with this caption ( may have been put out by Russian Orthodox society) the illustration showed a uniformed KGB man, trench coat- Russian Hat, holding the door open for a Lady who appeared to be Anastasia! Neat idea and Ideal. Aside from that - I am not aware of any church observance called Spy Wednesday. Martial holidays like Veterans" and
On Wednesday, such as "on Wednesday, I'll go to the dentist's office at 4 pm."
Wednesday is a noun.
Miercoles means Wednesday.
Given it is called 'Ash Wednesday' it would be obvious to have the event on a Wednesday
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It can mean different things. Normally it refers to the next Wednesday that is coming. However, it sometimes can be for the Wednesday after that, when the next Wednesday is close. So if it is Tuesday, meaning tomorrow is Wednesday, then "next Wednesday" could refer to the Wednesday of the following week. If someone says "this Wednesday" and "next Wednesday", then "this Wednesday" could mean the closest one and "next Wednesday" the one after that. It really depends on the context of the conversation and also when the conversation is happening.