¡Hola a todos! In this video, we’ll be learning how to answer the question ¿Qué hora es? Make sure to review your numbers 1-59 if you’re a little shaky on them!
Also, I hope you enjoy the graphics. Sure, it’s nothing advanced, but I hope it makes it easier to learn for you! Enjoy!
Click here to download sheet with questions to write on for Practice 3.
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Vocabulario:
¿Qué hora es? – What time is it?
1:00 – Es la una.
2:00 – Son las dos.
3:00 – Son las tres.
4:00 – Son las cuatro.
5:00 – Son las cinco.
6:00 – Son las seis.
7:00 – Son las siete.
8:00 – Son las ocho.
9:00 – Son las nueve.
10:00 – Son las diez.
11:00 – Son las once.
12:00 – Son las doce.
It’s noon – Es el mediodía.
It’s midnight – Es la medianoche.
1:10 – es la una y diez
2:20 – son las dos y veinte
4:35 – son las cuatro y treinta y cinco
7:40 – son las siete y cuarenta
10:55 – son las diez y cincuenta y cinco
9:15 – Son las nueve y quince / cuarto
11:30 – Son las once y treinta / media
de la mañana – in the morning
de la madrugada – in the early morning
de la tarde – in the afternoon, early evening
de la noche – in the evening, at night
2:00 PM – Son las dos de la tarde.
6:00 AM – Son las seis de la mañana.
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Hi, quick question – have just begun my “Learning Spanish” journey, and found your website (which is wonderful, btw). Was wondering, tho – in the video “Telling Time #2 (Practice)”, one of the clock faces shows 1:45 and this was translated as “es la una cuaranta y cinco”. Seems like all the others use “y” between the hour and minutes, is this peculiar to “es la una”?
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