''el diciembre treintaiuno''

English translation: el día de fin de año

07:18 Jun 4, 2001
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO]
Spanish term or phrase: ''el diciembre treintaiuno''
It is the last day of each year and i know it is thirty-one December but what i want is one word that shares the same meaning with thirty-one December
relief shiri
English translation:el día de fin de año
Explanation:
New year's eve in english.
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mjnmc
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Summary of answers provided
nael día de fin de año
mjnmc
naon December thirty first
Monica Ochoa (X)
naAño viejo
Blanca Rodriguez
nael último del año OR el día último del año
admaso
naNochevieja
Isabel Peralta


  

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el día de fin de año


Explanation:
New year's eve in english.

mjnmc
Local time: 12:37
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
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Joseph Royal: new year's eve
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Andrea Kopf
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45 mins
on December thirty first


Explanation:
or onn the thirty first of December each year.

Good Luck!

Monica Ochoa (X)
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2 hrs
Año viejo


Explanation:
Also "Fin de Año" or "Nochevieja" Any of them has the meaning of "New Years Eve"

Hope it helps

Blanca Rodriguez
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Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish, Native in GalicianGalician
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15 hrs
el último del año OR el día último del año


Explanation:
also known as December thirty-first


el último del año
OR
el día último del año



    experience + 5 years in Accounting (some taxes are due that day)
admaso
United States
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20 hrs
Nochevieja


Explanation:
This is a word that means the last day of the year, but it depends on your context if it is proper or not for you to use it. I mean, don't use it in contability or law or something legal....it is, though, the term we use in Spain to refer to that day in a non-formal way.



Isabel Peralta
Spain
Local time: 12:37
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
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