Are all days in Spanish capitalized?

Question

Are all days in Spanish capitalized? I'm studying French also and I know they don't capitalize days or months.

They are capitalized when refering to some religious festivities - AntMexico, MAY 4, 2010

Answer 1

Hi Elaine. Welcome to the forum.

Good question!

No, the days and months are not capitalized in Spanish.

Take a look at this article and you'll see more about capitalization.

aw u beat me to it:) - princessjane, MAY 4, 2010

Answer 2

Wait, wait, wait! There are special cases for some religious festivities: Miércoles de Ceniza, Jueves Santo, Viernes Santo, Sábado de Gloria, Domingo de Resurección,

1. Se va a misa el Miércoles de Ceniza, el Jueves Santo, el Viernes Santo, el Sábado de Gloria también el Domingo de Resurección,

Also some months when naming a festivity El 5 de Mayo, El 10 de Mayo... - AntMexico, MAY 4, 2010

Answer 3

I think the holidays are capitalized because they're really titles, not just dates. Otherwise, no.

Answer 4

So how about "el 25 de Mayo", el 5 de Mayo" and all those other wonderful things that are celebrated in May or whatever other month. I don't include my birthday in a week or two's time.

Answer 5

...so it's inglés, not Inglés.

That's correct.

Answer 6

I was told and it is confirmed in the link that languages aren't either, so it's inglés, not Inglés.

Answer 7

You do not capitalize the days or months in Spanish.