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Learn Days of the Week in Spanish With Sound And Quiz
Learn the name of the days in Spanish. You can listen sound for pronunciation and take a quiz to practice.
Spanish listening practice
Seven days.
One useful rhythm.
Listen to every day of the week in Spanish, follow the pronunciation guide, and test your recall with a seven-question quiz.
- 7Spanish words
- AudioTap to listen
- QuizInstant feedback
Listen and learn
Play each word, then repeat it aloud before moving to the quiz.
Monday
Lunes
LOO-nesTuesday
Martes
MAR-tessWednesday
Miércoles
mee-EHR-co-lesThursday
Jueves
HWEH-bessFriday
Viernes
vee-EHR-nessSaturday
Sábado
SAH-bah-doeSunday
Domingo
doe-MEEN-goRecall the Spanish word
Choose an answer, check it, then continue to the next day.
Choose one answer to continue.
Practice complete
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Practise the Days of the Week in Spanish
Build recognition through a short cycle of listening, speaking, and recall. Each card pairs the English day with its Spanish equivalent and a simple pronunciation guide, while the quiz checks whether the vocabulary is becoming familiar.
Key Features
You see bright buttons on the screen. Each button matches a day of the week. You press the button, and you hear the Spanish word. You take a quiz to check your progress. You see clear feedback right away. You track how many questions you get right or wrong.
How It Helps
Repetition makes words stick in your mind. You listen to the days in Spanish many times. You answer quiz questions to see if you remember them well. You get a sense of progress each time you play. This approach feels fun, so you stay motivated.
Easy Steps
You see a list of days. You click one to hear its Spanish name. You try to say it out loud. You switch to the quiz. You pick the answer you think is correct. You see if you got it right or wrong. You learn from the result. You try another question. You keep going until you decide to stop. You can return any time.
Why It Is Useful
This game helps you learn words fast. You study in small bits. You avoid long lessons that feel dull. You focus on the days of the week. You build a base for more Spanish words later. You gain confidence over time. You might explore other games after you master these words.
Conclusion
This game creates a simple path for Spanish practice. You engage with each day name in a hands-on way. You combine listening, reading, and quick quizzes. You feel in charge of your learning. You enjoy a smooth path toward better language skills.