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Chris Greenwood asked Jul 9, 2022

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The word 'week' in Spanish comes from the Latin
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Septimana

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WEEK means SEMANA in Spanish and SEMANA in Greek is SEPTIMANA.

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The Spanish word for week, “semana” comes from the Latin “septimana”, and the names of almost all the days of the week have their roots in Roman mythology.

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