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Almanaque/calendario
I think the terms are interchangable in some countries and distinct in others, but I am not completely sure. I would like to see some input in the forum regarding these two terms. I have alway used almanaque to mean calendar, but apparently in Mexico the term best translation is calendario.
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I've heard both but mostly "almanaque". At one point I was wondering if they were similar in meaning to Calendar and Almanac.......
Come to think of it, I'm still wondering! :confused::) |
I have almost never heard "almanaque" in Mexico, but when it's used, it's very commonly a syonym for "calendario".
However a "calendario" only shows the month and day, but an "almanaque" also contains data like holidays (official and religious), information on the saint name of the day, the phases of the moon... I have also seen the word "almanaque" used for a yearbook with economic and political data. |
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