Spanish Holidays

Jan 1st Año Nuevo (New Year's Day)
Jan 6th Dia de los tres Reyes (12th night, when Christmas presents are given)
Mar 19th San Jose (Father's Day)
Variable Viernes Santo (Good Friday)
Variable Dia de Pascua (Easter Sunday)
May 1st Dia del Trabajo (Labour Day)
Jun 24th San Juan (St.John's Day)
Variable (mid June) Corpus Christi
Jun 29th San Pedro y San Pablo (St.Peter & St.Paul)
Jul 25th Santiago (St.James, patron saint of Spain)
Aug 15th Asuncion (Assumption)
Oct 12th Dia de la Hispanidad (Columbus Day)
Nov 1st Todos los Santos (All Saints Day)
Dec 6th Dia de la Constitucion (Constitution Day)
Dec 8th Immaculada Concepcion (Immaculate Conception)
Dec 25th Navidad (Christmas Day)

Spanish holidays are a special time of year. Cinco de Mayo, Dias de los Muertos and all of the Spanish holidays are a good time to use your Spanish skills. The free online Spanish translator makes it easy and cost effective to learn the Spanish language. Or you could go to a Spanish language school, while at the Spanish language school, you will probably be asked to write papers and boy will you be happy that you have access to the Spanish thesaurus, free online Spanish translator, the free online dictionary and free online Spanish translator. Spanish holidays are a good time to start up your Spanish speaking career. Wherever you go to learn your new language, be it a Spanish language school, or to the library look at a Spanish thesaurus, it will be helpful to supplement your language with the free online Spanish translator and free online Spanish dictionary.
If you are planning to spend a Spanish holiday abroad or at home, it will be great to know the language. Learning a new language can be exhilarating. Take a step in the right direction with your language learning and head to a Spanish language school, and use all of the resources available to you. Use the free online Spanish dictionary, the free Spanish translator to help you through the Spanish holidays. Happy holidays!