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In Spanish, you normally use the definite article el / los with days of the week to talk about regular, repeated actions:
- El viernes = on Friday (this particular Friday)
- Los viernes = on Fridays / every Friday (habitually)
You don’t usually say en los viernes for this meaning; it sounds unnatural.
You can say cada viernes = each/every Friday, but los viernes is shorter and very common for routines, so your sentence:
- Los viernes hacemos… = On Fridays we do… / Every Friday we do…
Yes, both orders are correct:
The difference is just emphasis:
- At the beginning, Los viernes emphasizes the time (When? On Fridays).
- At the end, los viernes is more like an extra detail added after the main idea.
Both are natural; starting with the time expression is quite common when describing routines.