La Palabra del Día: "el lunes"
el lunes ( loo'-nehs )
(noun) Monday
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1. El lunes tengo examen de química y no entiendo absolutamente nada.
Monday I have a Chemistry exam and I don't understand anything.
2. El lunes es un día feriado así que podemos ir a la playa por el fin de semana.
Monday is a holiday so we can go to the beach for the weekend.
18 Answers
Porque soy jubilado los lunes son días feriados como los domingos.
Because I am retired Mondays are free days just like Sundays.

The name of Monday is derived from Old English M?nandæg and Middle English Monenday, which means "moon day".
El nombre del lunes se deriva de la antigua M?nandæg inglés y el inglés medio Monenday, que significa 'día de la Luna'.
Si el lunes es día festivo, el curso empezará el martes.
If Monday is a public holiday, courses start on Tuesday.

Cada lunes voy a mi grupo de discusiones en español. Es bueno, pero no hay hispanohablantes nativos excepto para la maestra, que es de Perú.
Each Monday I go to my Spanish discussion group. It is good, but there are no native Spanish speakers except for the teacher, who is from Peru.

El lunes nadie pudo entrar en el edificio donde trabaja debido al timbre dañado de la puerta.
On Monday nobody was able to enter the building where they work, because of the broken doorbell.

¡Aquí está un chiste para un lunes por la mañana chungo (miserable)!
Here is a cartoon for a crappy (miserable) Monday morning!

Me gustaría verte el lunes si puedas venir. Tal vez estudiemos el subjunctivo.
I would like to see you Monday if you can come. Perhaps we can study the subjunctive.
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Los lunes hablo a través de Skype con mi amigo en Extremadura.
On Mondays I talk via Skype with my friend in Extremadura.
La luna de mí deseo ,
a ella me dejó el lunes,
el martes mi corazón era roto,
pero el miércoles mi luna ha vuelto a me.
la luna se ha elevado de nuevo para mí.
Ahora yo vivir para los lunes.
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The moon of my desire ,
she left me on Monday ,
on Tuesday my heart was broken ,
but on Wednesday mi luna ha vuelto a me ,
now I live for Mondays .
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I feel a savaging coming on !

El lunes vinieron un rey y una reina y un príncipe. Vinieron a mi casa para visitarme. Ya que no estuve allí, el príncipe pequeño dijo, "El martes al mediodía vendré otra vez." El martes vinieron...
Monday there came a king and queen and prince-o. Came to my house to pay a call on me-o, but since I was away, the little prince did say, "Tuesday at noon I will come again." Tuesday at noon, there came...
I know we're not supposed to use song lyrics, but I couldn't think of anything else, and I remember this song from first grade. ![]()
El lunes es un buen día para hacer un nuevo comienzo.
Monday is a good day to make a new start.

Trabajo en el sector de agricultura y tengo que trabajar el domingo como el lunes y el martes, en realidad, todos los días de la semana, porque, para los animales no existen días de fiesta.
I work in the agricultural sector and I have to work sundays, just like mondays and tuesdays, in fact, every day of the week, because the animals don't have bank holidays.

Odio los lunes.
I hate Mondays.

