Answer:
Sábado y domingo.
Step-by-step explanation:
'Sabado' stands for 'Saturday' and 'domingo' stands for 'Sunday'. Los fines de semana translates as 'the end of the week'. In Spanish we do not capitalize the first letter of a day as we do in English.
Normally people in Latin America work on Saturdays, usually half a day whereas on Sundays they go to church and get together with family for big meals. Other weekend activities in Latin America include going to the cinema, grocery shopping, doing homework and getting ready for the week ahead.