My Week

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¡Hola!Hoyesdomingoyestoyenmisofá,asíquelescuentomisemana.
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Vocabulary
semananoun
week
¡Hola! Hoy es domingo y estoy en mi sofá, así que les cuento mi semana.
trabajarverb
to work
De lunes a viernes, trabajo en una oficina de nueve a cinco.
oficinanoun
office
De lunes a viernes, trabajo en una oficina de nueve a cinco.
gimnasionoun
gym
Los lunes y los miércoles, voy al gimnasio a las seis de la tarde.
cenarverb
to have dinner
El viernes en la noche, ceno con mis amigas en un restaurante pequeño.
limpiarverb
to clean
El sábado limpio la casa
visitarverb
to visit
en la tarde visito a mis papás
descansarverb
to rest
Y el domingo descanso, veo películas y tomo café, ¡como ahora!
Useful phrases
“de lunes a viernes” — from Monday to Friday
De lunes a viernes, trabajo en una oficina de nueve a cinco.
“a las seis de la tarde” — at six in the evening
Los lunes y los miércoles, voy al gimnasio a las seis de la tarde.
“tener clase de inglés” — to have an English class
Los martes y los jueves, tengo clase de inglés a las siete.
“tomar café” — to drink coffee
Y el domingo descanso, veo películas y tomo café, ¡como ahora!
Grammar
los + day (plural) for routines
'Los lunes' means 'every Monday'; 'el sábado' means one Saturday or Saturdays in general
Los martes y los jueves, tengo clase de inglés a las siete.
Present tense, 'yo' form
Use the present tense with 'yo' (-o ending) to talk about daily habits
El sábado limpio la casa y en la tarde visito a mis papás.

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