How to Say “Advent Calendar” in Spanish

calendario de adviento
/kalendaɾjo de adbjento/from spelling rulesmasculine
The English phrase "advent calendar" is translated into Spanish as calendario de adviento.
calendario de adviento is a masculine noun used to refer to a calendar used to count down the days of Advent.
Meaning: calendar used to count down the days of Advent (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

To form the plural calendarios de adviento, change the noun calendario to calendarios while the prepositional phrase de adviento remains unchanged.

Did you know?

  • The word calendario comes from the Latin calendārium, which originally described a book used to track debts due on the first day of the month.
  • In many Spanish-speaking homes, the countdown to Christmas is traditionally marked by a corona de adviento, which is a wreath featuring four candles, rather than a paper calendario de adviento.
  • While it seems like a local tradition today, the calendario de adviento is actually a relatively recent import to Spanish-speaking countries from Germany.

Examples in context

  • Mi madre me dio un calendario de Adviento lleno de chocolates.
    My mother gave me an advent calendar filled with chocolates.
  • Me encanta mi calendario de adviento.
    I love my advent calendar.
  • Compré un calendario de adviento para mi sobrina.
    I bought an advent calendar for my niece.
  • El calendario de adviento tiene chocolates.
    The advent calendar has chocolates.
  • Me encanta abrir mi calendario de adviento cada mañana.
    I love opening my advent calendar every morning.

Example conversation

María and Javier are at a gift shop looking at holiday items.

  1. María

    ¿Viste este calendario de adviento tan bonito?
    Did you see this very pretty advent calendar?
  2. Javier

    Sí, es muy colorido y divertido.
    Yes, it is very colorful and fun.
  3. María

    Creo que lo compraré para un regalo.
    I think I will buy it as a gift.
  4. Javier

    Es una idea excelente, María.
    It is an excellent idea, María.

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