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Wednesday in Spanish

The Spanish word for 'wednesday' is 'miércoles', pronounced mee-EHR-koh-lehs (IPA: /ˈmjeɾkoles/). It is an A1-level masculine noun (the plural is also miércoles).

Pronunciation: mee-EHR-koh-lehs

Spanishmiércoles
Pronunciationmee-EHR-koh-lehs · /ˈmjeɾkoles/
Part of speechnoun (masculine)
Pluralmiércoles
LevelA1 (beginner-friendly)

Example Sentences with 'miércoles'

  • Hoy es miércoles.
    Today is Wednesday.
  • ¿Qué haces el miércoles por la tarde?
    What are you doing on Wednesday afternoon?
  • Los miércoles tengo clase de yoga.
    On Wednesdays I have yoga class.
  • El miércoles es la mitad de la semana, así que ya falta poco para el fin de semana.
    Wednesday is the middle of the week, so the weekend is not far away.

Common Phrases with 'miércoles'

  • el miércoles
    on Wednesday
  • los miércoles
    on Wednesdays

How to Use 'miércoles'

Miércoles is lowercase, masculine, invariable (el miércoles / los miércoles), and carries a written accent on MIÉR. Use el miércoles for 'on Wednesday' — no preposition. The name comes from Mercurio (Mercury).

Talking About Wednesday in Spanish: Plans, Dates and Abbreviations

  • este miércoles
    this Wednesday
  • el próximo miércoles / el miércoles que viene
    next Wednesday
  • el miércoles pasado
    last Wednesday
  • todos los miércoles
    every Wednesday
  • el miércoles por la mañana / por la tarde / por la noche
    Wednesday morning / afternoon / night
  • el miércoles 16 de septiembre
    Wednesday, September 16
  • a mitad de semana
    midweek
  • Miércoles de Ceniza
    Ash Wednesday

In dates, Spanish puts the day of the week first, with no comma, and keeps both the day and the month in lowercase: el miércoles 16 de septiembre. The abbreviation is miérc. or mié., and calendars in Spain mark Wednesday with an X (L M X J V S D) because M is already taken by martes. In many Latin American countries ¡Miércoles! is also a mild exclamation, used in place of a stronger word much like “Shoot!” in English.

All Seven Days of the Week in Spanish

Mondaylunes (LOO-nehs)
Tuesdaymartes (MAR-tehs)
Wednesdaymiércoles (mee-EHR-koh-lehs)
Thursdayjueves (HWEH-behs)
Fridayviernes (bee-EHR-nehs)
Saturdaysábado (SAH-bah-doh)
Sundaydomingo (doh-MEEN-goh)

Remember: Spanish days are never capitalised, and the week starts on lunes, not Sunday. For the accent rules, the plurals and the phrases you need to make plans, see our full guide to the days of the week in Spanish.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do you say 'wednesday' in Spanish?

'Wednesday' in Spanish is 'miércoles', pronounced mee-EHR-koh-lehs.

How do you spell 'miércoles'?

It is spelled m-i-é-r-c-o-l-e-s.

Is 'miércoles' masculine or feminine?

'Miércoles' is masculine: you say 'el miércoles'.

What is the plural of 'miércoles'?

'Miércoles' does not change in the plural: los miércoles.

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