How to Say “Yesterday” in Spanish

ayer
/aˈʝeɾ/
The Spanish word for yesterday is ayer.
ayer is used as both a noun to refer to the day before today and as an adverb to describe an action that happened on that day.
Meaning: day before today (noun)

Related words

How do you pronounce it?

/aˈʝeɾ/

Did you know?

  • If you are talking about 'the day before yesterday' in Spanish, you do not use 'ayer' twice, but instead use the specific phrase anteayer.
  • The modern spelling of ayer was once just 'yer' in Old Spanish, lacking the initial 'a' that was later added from the Latin prefix.
  • The term ayer can be used metaphorically in Spanish to refer to the distant past or a previous era, as in el ayer.

Examples in context

  • Ayer se lo di.
    I gave it to him yesterday.
    This sentence shows how to use ayer when talking about giving something to someone.
    Tatoeba #4123342 by gianich73, translation #3907303 by CH
  • Ayer vi a Juan.
    I saw Juan yesterday.
    This sentence demonstrates using ayer to describe seeing a person.
    Tatoeba #1944016 by hayastan, translation #11354783 by magnificentgoddess
  • Ayer fui al zoo.
    I went to the zoo yesterday.
    This sentence illustrates using ayer when describing a visit to a location.
    Tatoeba #514886 by Shishir, translation #1876 by Swift
  • Ayer fui al cine.
    Yesterday, I went to the cinema.
  • Fui al parque ayer mismo.
    I went to the park yesterday.
  • 1273 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Daniel and María are talking about a movie.

  1. Daniel

    Ayer fui al cine.
    Yesterday I went to the cinema.
  2. María

    ¿Cuál película viste, Daniel?
    Which movie did you see, Daniel?
  3. Daniel

    Vi una película de acción.
    I saw an action movie.
  4. María

    Yo también quería ir ayer.
    I wanted to go yesterday too.

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