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    hasta el miércoles

    Grammar & Usage

    prepositional phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    Formed by the preposition 'hasta' (until), the masculine singular definite article 'el' (the), and the day of the week 'miércoles' (Wednesday). Days of the week in Spanish require the definite article rather than a preposition like 'on'. It is frequently used both to indicate a temporal deadline and as a formulaic farewell formula meaning 'see you Wednesday'.

    Sample sentences

    Terminamos por hoy, ¡hasta el miércoles!

    We are done for today, see you Wednesday!

    El plazo de inscripción estará abierto hasta el miércoles.

    The registration deadline will be open until Wednesday.

    No podré revisar el informe hasta el miércoles por la tarde.

    I won't be able to review the report until Wednesday afternoon.

    Quick facts

    gender:Masculine (days of the week are always masculine in Spanish)
    plural_form:Invariable in spelling ('el miércoles' / 'los miércoles')
    accentuation:Proparoxytone (palabra esdrújula) requiring a written tilde on the stressed 'e'

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    Example

    Terminamos por hoy, ¡hasta el miércoles!

    We are done for today, see you Wednesday!

    El plazo de inscripción estará abierto hasta el miércoles.

    The registration deadline will be open until Wednesday.

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