The Spanish present tense is commonly used to express habitual or routine actions. For example: “Desayuno a las 7” (I have breakfast at 7), “Vamos al gimnasio los lunes” (We go to the gym on Mondays). This usage corresponds to both the simple present and present progressive in English when describing habits.
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