How to Say ‘Weekends’ in Spain Spanish
Fines de semana
FEEN-es de seh-MAH-nah
[FEEN-es de seh-MAH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish usually says [fin de semana] in the singular for "weekend," but [fines de semana] in the plural for "weekends." The [de] stays in both: [un fin de semana], [dos fines de semana].
Phrase Breakdown
Fines
[FEEN-es]
Ends
Refers to the final part of something, in this case, the week.
Disfruto de los fines de semana.
I enjoy the weekends.
de
[de]
of
Used to indicate belonging or relating to something.
Disfruto de los fines de semana.
I enjoy the weekends.
semana
[seh-MAH-nah]
Week
A period of seven days; referring to Saturday and Sunday.
Disfruto de los fines de semana.
I enjoy the weekends.
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