Gotta get down on Friday.

Viernes, viernes, hay que bajarse en el viernes.

In other lessons, "es" was used for both "is" and "it is", but not here? I thought that both "Today is Friday" and "Today, it is Friday" would be acceptable.

Gracias a díos es viernes

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... Oh, come on. Y'all knew this was coming sooner or later. ;)

No, today is monday .. Unfortunately -.-

I wish

what are the rules regarding the article(el) before a spanish day-of the week? Sometimes the article is present but not said when translating to english. Other times it is present as well as said in translation. Thanks

Oddly enough, the day this is typed is, in fact, Friday.

In Spanish, there is no pronoun, but it is quite natural to say "it is Friday today" or "Today it is Friday" in English.

Does anybody know a good trick to remember what "Hoy" means?

I forgot the "r", would this be a typo? I still got it wrong.

¡No! ¡Mañana es lunes! :(

Rebecca Black starts playing in the background

TGIF

This is a cruel thing to make you translate when it is not, in fact, Friday.

I wish

no, it is saturday...

i wish

Well then, it is Friday.

Today is Tuesday

Mañana es viernes, feliz navidad :D

no no nooooooooooooooooooooooo

Its Friday, Friday gotta get down on Friday

sadly it's monday

I wish lol

In spanish, we don't need to capitalize the first alphabet like in English?

its friday friday. today ooooo

TGIF!

I wrote it is Friday

It is Friday!

I Wish today was friday

I did this on Friday :D

I did this on Thursday. I should have done it on Friday

For me, today really is Friday.

It means today is friday

Hoy es domingo

Viernes is FRIDAY

"It is Friday" should count as correct!!!

Today Thursday though

How.... Do.... They.... Know.....

Tgif

Sadly it's only Monday... :'(

shoo I wish it was Friday because honestly, everyone hates Mondays

"And I still ain't got no job" - Craig