How to Say "Each Day of the Week" in Spanish

cada día de la semana

/kada dia de la semana/from spelling rules

The phrase "each day of the week" is translated into Spanish as cada día de la semana.

This phrase refers to every individual day from Monday through Sunday.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of cada (each), día (day), de (of), la (the) and semana (week).

In many Latin American countries, Thursday is also known as jueves Santo during Holy Week.

The word cada is always followed by a singular noun, even when the meaning implies a recurring or plural concept in English.

While cada día de la semana covers Monday through Sunday, the Spanish calendar typically begins the week on Monday rather than Sunday.
While English 'day' comes from Germanic roots, the Spanish día traces back to the Proto-Indo-European root for 'sky' or 'heaven'.

Mañana es lunes.
Tomorrow is Monday.
Nuestro próximo encuentro será el jueves.
Our next meeting will be on Thursday.
Hago ejercicio cada día de la semana.
I exercise each day of the week.
Estudio español cada día de la semana.
I study Spanish each day of the week.
Cada día de la semana es diferente para mí.
Each day of the week is different for me.
Debes comer algo saludable cada día de la semana.
You must eat something healthy each day of the week.

Daniel and Lucía are talking about their busy schedules.

Daniel

Tengo clases cada día de la semana.
I have classes each day of the week.
Lucía

Yo también, Daniel. Estoy muy cansada.
Me too, Daniel. I am very tired.
Daniel

¿Tienes tiempo libre los fines de semana?
Do you have free time on the weekends?
Lucía

No, yo estudio cada día de la semana.
No, I study each day of the week.

Sources

IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
Word origins: Wiktionary entries cada, de, día, la, semana, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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