días de otoño
/dias de otoɲo/from spelling rules
The English phrase "autumn days" is translated into Spanish as días de otoño.
The word días means "days".
What does it mean word for word?
The phrase is composed of días (days), de (of) and otoño (autumn).
How does it change in a sentence?
To change the phrase from plural to singular, use the singular noun día and the indefinite article un to form un día de otoño (an autumn day).
Did you know?
- The word días in this phrase is the plural of día, which is one of the few masculine nouns in Spanish that ends in 'a'.
- While otoño means 'autumn', in some Spanish-speaking regions, it is used metaphorically to describe the 'autumn' of a person's life, referring to old age.
- In Spanish, seasons like otoño are not capitalized unless they start a sentence, unlike the days of the week in English.
Examples in context
- Los paisajes durante los días de otoño son simplemente hermosos.The landscapes during autumn days are simply beautiful.
- El clima fresco durante los días de otoño es agradable para pasear.The cool weather during autumn days is pleasant for strolling.
- En los días de otoño, las hojas de los árboles cambian de color.In autumn days, tree leaves change color.
- ¡Disfruta los días de otoño!Enjoy the autumn days!
- Me encantan los días de otoño.I love autumn days.
- Los días de otoño son muy frescos.Autumn days are very cool.
- Necesito ropa para los días de otoño.I need clothes for autumn days.
Example conversation
Sofía and Javier are talking about the weather.
- SofíaMe gustan mucho los días de otoño.I really like autumn days.
- JavierYo también, el clima es perfecto.Me too, the weather is perfect.
- SofíaMira cómo cambian los colores.Look how the colors are changing.
- JavierEs la mejor parte del año.It is the best part of the year.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
