how do you say "your bill is due by november 13th?"

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I need to know how to say "you bill is due" on a particular date. For example, "Your bill is due on November 13, 2009. Please help. Thanks!

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"La fecha de vencimeinto de su cuenta es 13/11/2009" is one way our dictionary expresses it.

La factura será pegadera en 13/11/2009. (another choice from our dictionary)

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this would be ok, but "la fecha de vencimiento de su factura es el..." - Pancracio Oct 27
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Thank you. I'm familiar with factura. I agree, it's a better usage. - qfreed Oct 27
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Se dice:

"su factura vence el 13 de noviembre de 2009"

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Shouldn't this be "se vence"? - 00515f39 Oct 27
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Check out the translator function at http://www.spanishdict.com/translation. Type in your sentence, view the responses, and if you have any questions, let us know. Personally, I would go with the "FreeTranslation Spanish English Translation" and "BabelFish Spanish English Translation" answers that appear toward the bottom of the page.

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