September 16 in Spanish?

Answer 1

16 de Septiembre (pronouced: dyes-ee-say-s de sep-tee-em-breh)

Answer 2

Is this what you're talking about? This is about Mexico not Spain. 16 September - Independence Day - National Holiday | Mexican Independence Day remembers the Grito de Dolores or Independencia, a call for Mexicans to rebel against the Spanish, made by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in 1810. Hidalgo was parish priest in the town of Dolores, from where the Grito - or Cry - takes its name. It is sometimes misinterpreted as 'The Cry of Pain', a literal translation from Spanish. Hidalgo's cry led to a fullscale uprising and the Mexican War of Independence. Hidalgo himself was captured and executed by the Spanish in 1815, but bands of rebels continued to fight and the Mexicans finally won victory in 1821. Independence Day is now a major holiday in Mexico. The President starts celebrations by ringing an historic bell and reciting a version of the original Cry the night before. On September 16, military parades, bullfights, rodeos and horseback rider performances take place in towns and cities across the whole Republic.

Answer 3

Normal date: 16 de Septiembre. Text: Dieciséis de Septiembre. Pronounciation: 16 - Dee ehs ee seh ees. De Septiembre - Deh sehp tee ehm breh

Answer 4

Dieciséis de septiembre

When you start a letter you write
i.e.: Viernes 16 de septiembre de 2007

When you say your date of birth : Nací ( I was born) el 16 de septiembre de 1967

Answer 5

El dieciseis de septiembre, as a couple of others have mentioned. No z in dieciseis, all one word (and an accent on the second e) and no capital letter in the month.

Answer 6

Septiembre diéciseis (16)

Answer 7

De septiembre el 16

Answer 8

seize septembre in french
sechzehn september in german
decaexi septembrio in greek

i only know thos languages + english

Answer 9

se dice: El diez y seis or dieciséis de septiembre
Best regards

Answer 10

I'm spanish, is septiembre... dieciseis , dieciseis de septiembre.