What did you do this weekend? in Spanish

When to use it: Ask someone about their activities during the weekend.

Hiciste means you did; learn the whole question as one useful chunk.

Say it: The h in hiciste is silent: ee-SEE-steh.

When to use it: Say where you went on Saturday.

Fui means I went; add a place after a.

Say it: Fui is one syllable, like fwee.

When to use it: Use this when your weekend was quiet or uneventful.

No comes before hice to make the past statement negative.

Say it: Hice sounds like EE-seh, with a soft c.

When to use it: Say this when you stayed home and rested.

Both quedé and descansé describe completed weekend actions.

Say it: Stress the final é in quedé and descansé.

When to use it: Say this when you have not decided on plans yet.

Todavía no means not yet, so the situation may change.

Say it: Todavía has stress on ví: toh-dah-VEE-ah.

When to use it: Say who you spent time with during the weekend.

Add a person after con, such as mi hermana or Alex.

Say it: Pasé ends with a clear stressed é: pah-SAY.