Thursday in Spanish is jueves.
This word comes from Latin and has been used in various forms in different languages. In Spanish, the name is derived from Jupiter, the Roman god of the sky and thunder, which is similar to how many other languages name the days of the week after ancient gods and celestial bodies.
To pronounce jueves, you can say it like ‘HWEH-ves.’ The ‘j’ in Spanish is pronounced like the ‘h’ in English, and the ‘ue’ has a sound that resembles the English word ‘way.’
Knowing the days of the week in Spanish can be very useful if you’re learning the language or planning to travel to a Spanish-speaking country.