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    todos los días

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression literally translates to 'all the days'. 'Todos' is an indefinite adjective meaning 'all' and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies ('días' is masculine plural). 'Los' is the definite masculine plural article, and 'días' means 'days'.

    Sample sentences

    Leo un libro todos los días antes de dormir.

    I read a book every day before sleeping.

    Ella va al gimnasio todos los días por la mañana.

    She goes to the gym every day in the morning.

    ¿Haces la tarea todos los días o solo los fines de semana?

    Do you do homework every day or just on weekends?

    Quick facts

    gender:The expression uses the masculine plural form 'todos' because 'días' is a masculine plural noun.
    plurality:The use of 'días' in plural is essential to convey the meaning of 'every day'.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    Leo un libro todos los días antes de dormir.

    I read a book every day before sleeping.

    Ella va al gimnasio todos los días por la mañana.

    She goes to the gym every day in the morning.

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